Garden Tips Hints and Cool Things
February 3, 2012A Cool Thing:
- Fog is simply ground clouds made of millions of tiny water droplets floating in the air and usually forms when the humidity reaches 100% at ground level.
- Dewpoint determines how fast or slow fog appears and disappears as the sun warms the fog from the top down.
- Fog is thicker at lower areas where heavy air flows downward.
- Different fog types include: Radiation fog, Sea fog, Ground fog, Advection fog, Steam fog (also called evaporation fog), Precipitation fog, Upslope fog, Valley fog, Ice fog, Freezing fog and Artificial fog.
Tip:
Enjoy the precipitation that fog brings to the earth. But be smart, don’t drive in dense fog unless absolutely necessary.
In and Around the Garden 
Good Friday Morning Dianne:
Now I know everything there is to know about FOG…Thank you again…Have you seen all the wonderful sales on computers at Staples, Dell, and Office Max? Hopefully you can grab yourself one..Have a great week-end watching the Super Bowl…Kisses Kim
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Thanks Dianne. Very interesting information on fog. I’ve always wondered what the weather forecasters on television are talking about when they say ‘dewpoint’. I had no idea – now I know.
Seems like for is a very versitle entity, and it makes your face feel cold too – but it is a refreshing cold – amost like a facial.
The valley ground fog is the worst, I think, extremely dangerous when out on the roads and highways.
I really liked today’s posting.
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