Of the world's various weather phenomena, fog is perhaps the most mysterious, forming and dissipating near the ground with fluctuations in air temperature and humidity interacting with the terrain ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Fog has dominated the headlines lately with several rounds of what’s known as “super fog” becoming deadly and paralyzing interstates. While terms like fog, super fog, and smog ...

In the winter of 2022, University of Utah researchers operated this weather station near Utah's Deer Creek Reservoir in the Heber Valley where they installed a trove of meteorological instrumentation ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KIAH) — Southeast Texas has been experiencing persistent dense fog over the past several days, primarily ...

With rain and possible fog moving into metro Phoenix on Monday, drivers may wonder if it is safe to be on the roads in such conditions. Fog can be dangerous if it at all reduces visibility, such as ...

We saw some thick fog develop in a good part of our area this morning, so let's look at how fog forms and why not everyone sees it. Fog is a collection of liquid water droplets or ice crystals ...

Many people recognize fog as a low-lying cloud, but how does it form? Fog develops when the air near the ground becomes saturated or cool enough for moisture to condense. This occurs when the ...

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 ...

It's in all the best horror movies, but fog may be scariest when traveling in it. Delaware was under a dense fog advisory Tuesday morning. The fog will move off by 11 a.m. on Monday, but it's ...

Answer: Fog is essentially a cloud on contact with the ground, and occurs when a layer of air in contact with the ground either cools to the dew point temperature or below, thus becoming saturated ...

GOOD INFORMATION TO KNOW. WELL, ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, THERE ARE SIX DIFFERENT TYPES OF FOG IN TODAY’S WEATHER. EXTRA METEOROLOGIST LUKE VICKERY EXPLAINS HOW RADIATION FOG FORMS.