5 articles
Fog
Fog is a suspension of microscopic water droplets in air at the Earth's surface, essentially a cloud in contact with the ground that reduces visibility below 1 kilometer.
June Gloom
June Gloom, also known as May Grey, is a Southern California weather pattern of cool, overcast skies in May and June, caused by ocean stratus clouds moving over the coast.
Mist
Mist is a suspension of microscopic water droplets in the air near the ground that reduces visibility but not below 1 kilometer, when it becomes fog.
Pea soup fog
Pea soup fog, or pea-souper, is a thick yellowish or blackish fog colored by coal soot and sulfur dioxide, typified by London's fogs and the Great Smog of December 1952; the name comes from split-pea soup.
Rime ice
Rime ice is a white, milky, opaque deposit of granular ice that forms when supercooled fog or cloud droplets freeze rapidly on striking a cold surface.