Sea Smoke?
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This is a new one for me. Being surrounded by sea, has anyone in the UK heard of this? (Well, aside from reading about it in the Dailymail?)
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4060848/Apocalyptic-wall-sea-smoke-Lake-Superior-beginning-white-Christmas-Minnesota-neighbors-massive-blizzard-looks-set-hit-December-25.html
Oops,not sure why the link seems dead. Maybe you can copy and paste?
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Hi, Lucy. No, not heard of this – I suspect it is a lake effect rather than a sea effect.
Yes, your suggestion does work – I could copy your link then post it into a Google window.
My attempt to copy the link follows but looks much the same as yours…
Ah – it’s the start you are missing
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On second thoughts, Lucy, I wonder if the haar of the NE England coast can give a sea smoke effect?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haar_(fog)
But note haar is a summer effect, warm air over cold sea…
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Not as dramatic, but essentially the same thing, cold air over warmer water. This is over the Hudson river, between Manhattan and New Jersey. The shots are taken from the 25th floor, to give you an idea of how high the fog is. You can see it dissipating over a couple of hours.
Beyond the shrinking fog is the New Jersey shore.- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
