Hot Air + Cold River = Fog

[Redweiser]

[welder]

And I bet there is a BUNCH of junk floating down her too.

Come on Mr Radar , do your job.

You be careful Red.

[Snapper Head]

Red,

You know how dangerous that river can be when it's rising and you are running in fog or darkness. Be careful if you go.

Big Al

[Redweiser]

We're going down 1'st week in June for 7 days ... Just have to take what's giving inside or outside.

[Grunt]

Hmmmm Never heard of fog caused that way? Usually Evaporation from the surface of the warm water easily saturates the cold air, causing fog. Then again I am usually the one who misses the joke or satire....or..

Maybe there are different rules of physics in the Big Easy

[Redweiser]

Hmmmm Never heard of fog caused that way? Usually Evaporation from the surface of the warm water easily saturates the cold air, causing fog. Then again I am usually the one who misses the joke or satire....or..

Maybe there are different rules of physics in the Big Easy

Advection Fog

Advection fog often looks like radiation fog and is also the result of condensation. However, the condensation in this case is caused not by a reduction in surface temperature, but rather by the horizontal movement of warm moist air over a cold surface.

[Grunt]

Hmmmm Never heard of fog caused that way? Usually Evaporation from the surface of the warm water easily saturates the cold air, causing fog. Then again I am usually the one who misses the joke or satire....or..

Maybe there are different rules of physics in the Big Easy

Makes sense to me. I can now see how that could happen too! We mostly get the traditional stuff over water , but I have seen this other stuff - especially in the winter with a snow cover and sudden warm air......

Thanks - never too old to learn!

[Snapper Head]

Maybe there are different rules of physics in the Big Easy

THAT is also true!

Big Al