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Sun, 10 Dec 2023
The rains arrived overnight, along with warmer air from the south. That, combined, with the cold Potomac, resulted in some impressive river fog.
Sarah and I walked down to take a look this afternoon between the early rain and the expected storms this evening.
It was a pretty odd site, hard to capture: dense fog from the surface of the river to about 20 feed above it, then it cleared out (but under cloudy skies, harder to see).
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