I wasn't going to take a photo and talk about it here, but it's sticking around longer than on the other day. On Wednesday by 7 am the fog was burning off at a pretty good rate, but today it's 9:30 and still very foggy.
So what exactly causes this fog? I'd assume it is the colder air reacting to the warmer water of the Gulf, but my science knowledge kind of trails off once I hit high school. Well, not as much as "trails off" as "completely blocked out". We had this overly mean science teacher and, quite honestly, the parts of my brain that cover Earth Science and Biology are pretty much completely trashed.
I try to remember the different types of mineral identification tests and I get something along the lines of "Your Brain Could Not Start Because of a Computer Disk Hardware Configuration Problem".
Seriously, I did a 10,000 word paper on "Leukemia" and I just had to Google "Leukemia" because I didn't know how to spell it.
For all I know it could be foggy because the God of Clouds is fighting with the Sun God ...
