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This is an extremely common occurrence in California. The tombstones soak up water from the sprinklers or rain and then it evaporates at night. This is due to a combination of heat sources, including necrosol, which is the soil surrounding coffins because decay = heat.
I'm only commenting because the top answer is an OPINION that couldn't be further from the truth. I hope that person educated themselves a bit in the past 14 years.
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