The outriggers of a trawler peak out above the fog on Raccoon Creek
Fog covered many waterways today, including the Neuse River, Oriental harbor and nearby creeks.
As warm (70+ degrees F) air soaked with moisture (97% humidity) moved over cooler water, fog formed... such fog is called "advection fog".
I went to the top of the Hwy. 55 bridge for this shot... It was about 4:00 PM, and I was standing about 50 feet above the water, just about the limit of the surrounding fog below.
I could barely make out the harbor's breakwater and the Neuse River beyond that was invisible, completely covered in fog.
-30-
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment