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Here is a good example of the type of fog you see on Mark Twains favorite
river: http://away.com/gifs/states/mn/fall_missriver.jpg Anyone know what type of fog this is? And how it is formed? Notice how calm it is? makes it thick as can be Notice how flat the water is? great for a crystal clear radar picture Notice how low it is? Lots of sunlight makes it very bright-snowblinds ya Notice the steep banks? Makes a easy-to-learn radar picture. How many other types of fog exist? Would you be scared to navigate in this fog? Joe MSV RedCloud |
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