It was foggy when Andy got up to the land yesterday:
Fire Hydrant and Shed, 11:44 a.m.
Photovoltaic Panels, 11:47 a.m.
And instead of clearing off, it got even thicker:
Fire Hydrant and Shed, 11:25 p.m.
Photovoltaic Panels, 12:25 p.m.
He had to drive slowly the first part of the way home because he couldn’t see the road. He drove off of it a few times, but didn’t get stuck. This is the first time he’s seen fog this thick up there — another example of our unusual weather.
March 22, 2019
Wow, that is thick. It was bad enough in the first set of pictures but so much worse in the second set. I hate driving in fog. Glad Andy didn’t get stuck
That’s what so amazing, that it got worse instead of clearing.
Sometimes along the river here fog seems to come on so quickly, you’re right in the thick of it before you know it. Glad Andy is okay.
It would sometimes be bad in California next to the water too. The interesting thing here is we are in the dry Southwest. It’s treacherous when you have to drive in it.
That’s a serious fog. It looks like some sort of post-apocalyptic landscape!
Agreed!
Thick as pea soup, when fog lifts it usual clear and sunny day.
Coffee is on
I love a little fog because it’s so unusual here, but so thick you can’t see the road? Bring on the sun!