radiation fog, advection fog, freezing fog, evaporation fog, and hail fog. Radiation fog is very common. This fog develops under clear skies and calm winds. As the earth emits radiation at night ...

Warm moist air from the Gulf Stream drifted westward over these cooler waters, cooling and condensing into sea fog or advection fog. Northeast winds pushed fog into the Georgia coast and across ...

This type of fog — known as advection fog or evaporation fog — becomes particularly dense when warm, moist air moves over the cooler ground still covered in snow or ice. A temperature ...

Advection Fog: Typically found in the winter when warmer air moves atop a substantial amount of snow on the ground. Radiation Fog: This is the most common type. The ground cools rapidly at night ...