Fog is one of nature’s most subtle phenomena. It sits low to the ground and can cause travel issues, but what exactly is it?

The Ozarks are no strangers to foggy nights and mornings. The fog this morning may have you asking yourself what fog is and how it forms. Let’s take a look. Not all fog is the same. In fact, there are ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Fog occurs naturally in the atmosphere, and several sciences explain its formation. In Florida, fog can form at any time of year if the right atmospheric conditions are present. However, it highly ...

Fog, especially when dense, can pose significant risks to drivers. It contributes to numerous accidents annually and can disrupt air travel by affecting visibility during takeoff and landing. The ...