It was a type of fog known as radiation fog. But, it’s not the harmful radiation like the kind you might hear of in movies or from superhero stories. Let’s explore what radiation fog really is.

Land fog, also known as radiation fog, is a little different from sea fog. Advection fog forms as warmer, more humid air moves over colder ground.

Radiation fog is a very common type of fog throughout the United States. It is most prevalent during the fall and winter, usually under clear skies with cool nights. It forms overnight as the air ...

According to the National Weather Service, there are five different types of fog: radiation fog, advection fog, freezing fog, evaporation fog, and hail fog. Radiation fog is very common.

Fog is formed when water vapor condenses into droplets in the air, and the most common types are radiation fog and advection fog, among others, which are formed under different weather conditions.

Types of fog and their formation Radiation fog is when the ground is colder than the environment. It generally happens at night when the ground cools due to heat loss from the sun.

Radiation fog is more prevalent during late summer and autumn. Simply put, fog is a cloud that develops on the ground. Fog forms when a layer of air is cooled to its saturation point.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla — Tampa Bay has seen quite a few foggy mornings over the last several days, including both sea fog and some land fog (or radiation fog). While it’s beautiful, it can be ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Recently in East Tennessee, there have been some very foggy conditions. Many people have complained about it, after a rainy week. East Tennessee can see up to two types of fog ...