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Can confirm. There was an incredible amount of fog yesterday, and it lingered all day. It also killed all wind seemingly (or maybe vice versa?). The water was e
by throwawaysea 6y ago
Can confirm. There was an incredible amount of fog yesterday, and it lingered all day. It also killed all wind seemingly (or maybe vice versa?). The water was eerily dead still in the Puget Sound even late in the afternoon, except for tidal changes from my observation. There were also odd areas of the water which seemingly accumulated logs and other debris with no movement towards shore or away from it. A unique weather day for sure.
As always, a very informative post from Cliff Mass. For those unfamiliar, he’s a Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Washington in Seattle, and somewhat of a local legend.
- malwarebytess 6y agoDuring the height of the 400+ particle count "hazardous" air quality warnings here in the Willamette Valley there was a fog that didn't lift for at least a couple days. Thickest I've ever seen in the area. It's odd that we don't seem to have scholarship on this when it seems to be a somewhat common occurrence.
- cols 6y agoI am also in the Willamette Valley and was just thinking today about the thick fog and warmish temps we’ve been having. Fog is definitely a part of life in fall and winter where I’m at, but having so much when the daytime temps hit 65-75deg is weird.