Anyone else see this Fog?

reply to post by JDmOKI


Red sky at night: Sailors delight.
Red sky in morning: Sailors take warning.
There's truth in those old timey rhymes.

reply to post by GreeneLight


Or is it possible that the man lives in the mountains and its common knowledge that its foggy every morning in the mountains? Red tint is usually due to dust and pollution not magical forces but hey, in your world I guess we jump to the absurd before the logical. Take a break Yoda, there isnt really any "force".

reply to post by new_here


Coastal Virginia here. We're neighbors too in a sense. Yes its been warm here the past few days but you know that that is not abnormal. We get warm temps here all throughout the winter. It jumps up and down and anywhere can be considered normal. Today the weather is much cooler and the temps are expected to drop back to the 30's tonight. It will warm up again over the weekend so folks who dont have their lights up yet or still need to shop will do it in comfort.

Originally posted by Destinyone
reply to post by new_here

 

Howdy Neighbor...

Just checked both digital temps here. One for front deck 47.8 degrees. Screened in back porch 51degrees.

Very warm temps for this time of year. No snow as of yet, and that is unusual. We did have a light flurry some time back, only lasted for about an hour. It came down with one of the severe cold fronts. If this keeps up, I'll start to worry about things starting to bud before Spring....lose more plants when they get confused about what time of the year it is.

On the other hand...goats are happy in this weather....not hot and not too cold. Now that you mention it, I'm laying less straw for them than usual, for this time of year.

Des

edit on 10-12-2012 by Destinyone because: (no reason given)

I lost a peach tree to an early bud one year but mostly the plants respond to changing light levels and not tempretures and so stay closed up tight even when a warm day comes along. Thats why the leaves still change colors even when the fall is very warm. They respond to light levels not so much tempretures.

reply to post by MmmPie


You reminded me of something I was told about the seasons here in Virginia when I first moved here.
We have Summer, still summer, Christmas and almost summer. Many years this is true. I used to live in NY and Virginia winters are soooooo much nicer. I remember one year up in NY the entire month of February the only precipatation we had was the frozen kind. Not one drop of liquid rain, just snow, sleet and more snow. On Long Island which is warmer than the rest of the state that was a little unusual. That was also about 25 years ago.

I remember the first time i took a Viagra. I went outside and there was this weird blue fog!!! Maybe it's something in the water!! True story but it was 60 degrees here yesterday and low 30's today. It was in the 30's in Houston yesterday so these major differences in temps create a lot of fog i would think.

reply to post by blownaway


There was a twister in your area yesterday. I heard it on the news.

reply to post by ShotGunRum


Exactly not only rain but a cold front. The blue line with the arrow points on the right side signify a cold front. A red line with half circles signifies a warm front) Temps are dropping like rocks here. Warm and lovely if cloudy all day yesterday. ( the clouds have a lot to do with the warmth being held in place) and now still cloudy with a chance of rain and colder. The best I can make of it is. ...."Its weather"

Originally posted by SloAnPainful
reply to post by ShotGunRum

 

Interesting it shows a warm front in Minneapolis but it's like 2 degrees F right now, so it is pretty chilly. Def not a warm front, unless it is going to pop up later in the day.
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Look at this dense fog.

Foggy conditions were reported from the coast inland to West Sacramento early Monday. Around Stockton,drivers reported patchy fog along Interstate 5 and Highway 99.
South of Modesto, the California Highway Patrol reported dense fog during the overnight hours.

Read more: www.kcra.com...

-SAP-

edit on 11-12-2012 by SloAnPainful because: (no reason given)

In your case yes this is a warm front but only in that it will be bringing moisture which is warmer than dry air. Not so much warmer temps this front could actually cause that lake effect snow you guys get.

reply to post by IrishCream


I dont know too much about the condition but it sounds like your boy is bi-polar. They will probably find this out in evaluating him. Good luck. He is very young to be giving you so much trouble. Usually the things he is doing now are done by 17 year olds not 14 year olds. I hate to say it but you may have a thing or two to do with this. He should not be running around unsupervised at that age. He should have a curfew to be home at a certain time and in bed at a certain time not running the streets. You may have a hard time ahead of you. Sorry.
How does this relate to fog again? ( I think the condition what ever it is is hereditary. )

reply to post by Raxoxane


Ding ding here is the winner and all time eye opener. It is rare for fog to develope in Africa why? Because its warm there. See, that cold front does have something to do with this fog after all.

reply to post by JakeDMUND


Cloud to cloud lightning is actually more common than cloud to ground . I think its just that you didnt notice before that most lightning goes across the sky.

reply to post by GreeneLight


Well there hasnt been wide spread crazy either so thinking this is just a regular fog and not a mystic one.

Originally posted by GreeneLight

Originally posted by htapath
A native friend of mine's grandfather used to tell him about a mystic fog that would roll in and signal the end of the age. He said it would make people crazy and there would be wide spread chaos as a result. According to him, only those with a kind and good heart would be unaffected.

Our thoughts exactly.

are you speaking in the third person? Who are you the Queen? We are not amused.

I didn't watch TWC any of these days, but I could not imagine the forecast if they even mentioned it:
Heavy fog warnings for the New England Coast, and down through the entire Atlantic Coast...,
covering the entire State of Florida, over the panhandle with heavy fog warnings all across the Gulf Coast from Alabama to Texas.
The Pacific Coast is also experiencing heavy fog this morning with heavy fog advisories and low visibility across the Great Lakes region on into New England.

See, I've never heard or seen this before. I'd like to know how far inland the fog went, wouldn't you?

Originally posted by Fylgje
reply to post by JDmOKI

 

I haven't ever noticed any red fog or whatever here in the Appalachias. As far as it being warm this time of year, it's always done this. I remember many times having late-spring-like conditions in Nov., Dec., and even in January. I remember when I was a kid, there being 3 feet of snow, then a few days later, it would get up to 70 degrees. Now that's not to say that we did used to get a lot more snow than we do now, but I just think it's a normal cycle. Until I see it snow a foot in late July, I'm not worried about it

I have pictures of kids playing down at the beach last Jan 2. We had snow on the 29 or 30th and then the weather turned very very warm. The kids were playing in the snow barefooted ! Without coats. Of course the snow didn t last too long either but it snowed about a foot so there was plenty for them to play in on that warm January afternoon. I havent notice any red tint to the sky. I've seen that crazy yellow sky that comes just before a storm. I feel weird in that yellow light just because it looks strange.

Originally posted by TheMindWar
In lincolnshie uk we have had really heavy fog all day today

So basically its been normal for you?

reply to post by TheMindWar


A foggy day...
In London town....
Had me sad...
Had me down....
I viewed the morning with alarm.
The British museum had lost its charm.


When they feature your weather in a song you know that its just normal.

Originally posted by ezekielken
I knew there was a reason Stephen King wrote that awful novel. Now I just need a supermarket to hole up in and no road trips for me!!

I figure I am safe as long as I keep out of Maine.

reply to post by jimmiec


The only issue we ever have with the little blue pill is it makes my husbands neck flush red. But has nothing to do with the weather LOL .