foggiest city (state, better, crime, place)

[thrillobyte]

So what sorts of temperatures create fog--seems like it can only happen when the temps are really cold. And I hate really cold temps but I love fog. So where can I get mild temps and lots of fog? Oh, and inland Los Angeles around the Northeast-west area sees fog only about once every ten years.

[BayAreaHillbilly]

Define fog.

If you are talking about "high fog" (marine stratus) that is one thing.

If you are talking about plain old fog (e.g. radiation fog aka pea soup aka ground fog) that is an entirely different discussion.

[MrMcCoySays]

Originally Posted by thrillobyte

So what sorts of temperatures create fog--seems like it can only happen when the temps are really cold. And I hate really cold temps but I love fog. So where can I get mild temps and lots of fog? Oh, and inland Los Angeles around the Northeast-west area sees fog only about once every ten years.

well actually down South it tends to get really miserably foggy around early spring time when the humidity is high and temperatures are in the 70s/low 80s

But fog is so depressing

[jman650]

Originally Posted by Hoarfrost

I like the weather that everybody seems to hate, wind, rain, fog, overcast, etc.

I wouldn't like to drive in that weather, though...

Same here, at least with the fog. Cool pics btw.

[thrillobyte]

If you are talking about plain old fog (e.g. radiation fog aka pea soup aka ground fog) that is an entirely different discussion.

ground fog.

[Venom]

Originally Posted by MrMcCoySays

But fog is so depressing

No, it's not.


It's relaxing.

[ggabq]

Originally Posted by Venom

No, it's not.


It's relaxing.

Not if you're stuck out in rush-hour traffic

[MrMcCoySays]

Originally Posted by Venom

No, it's not.


It's relaxing.

Working outside all day in fog is NOT relaxing.

[jman650]

Originally Posted by Venom

No, it's not.


It's relaxing.

I think for the first time you and I actually agree on something!

I find it very relaxing and comforting. Aside from when I have to drive through it on a highway at night and it gets so thick that I can't see past my headlights. A situation like that is fairly rare for me though, and I love coming home to thick fog.

[jman650]

Originally Posted by ggabq

Not if you're stuck out in rush-hour traffic

Nothing is ever relaxing about rush-hour traffic in my eyes. That would be the fault of the traffic itself, not the fog.