Editor's note: The video attached at the top of this story is originally from WWL. It explains different types of fog. It has been a busy few weeks in the weather world – from multiple winter weather ...

Over time I’ve noticed that it seems like we get a period of foggy days somewhere in the vicinity of Christmas or New Year’s. Now, when exactly that fog happens varies from year to year, but I’ve come ...

Did you know that there are two ways fog can form. We'll discuss that here! Let's start with advection fog. To get advection fog, you need a cold surface. During the winter or spring seasons, the ...

One of San Francisco’s signature landmarks is the dramatic low-rolling advection fog. This type of fog requires air that is advecting horizontally (or moving horizontally) from one place to another.

Florida's fog season typically runs from late fall through the early spring due to the combination of moisture around and ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - From episode twenty-two of Shootin’ the Breeze: Gannon digs into the science of advection fog, a special kind of fog common to the Cape Fear Region that could spoil your ...

Advection: The horizontal movement of an atmospheric property such as temperature, moisture or clouds entirely by the wind. Advection usually refers to movement over considerable distance, often ...

Remediation of contaminated groundwater is a costly but often necessary process. Above ground pump-and-treat remediation processes have many well known limitations which have led to widespread use of ...

Although environmental selection and spatial separation have been shown to shape the distribution and abundance of marine microorganisms, the effects of advection (physical transport) have not been ...

Not all fog is created equal! While you may think fog needs a calm, clear night to take shape, that’s not always the case. Advection fog is a bit more of a rule-breaker. It doesn’t mind a little wind ...