Driving in this morning, I noticed a bit of mist wisping off of some of the agricultural ponds along C470 -- and more over by Chatsfield Dam, which is a regular location for tule fog sorts of phenomena. Fog is one of the weather conditions I miss from loving closer to a coast, and it's interesting to see the mist "lurking in the hollows" and slowly giving way in the early morning light ...
Until I rounded the corner from C470 onto I-70 and ran into a freaking wall of it. High and thick and sun-blotting and vision-reducing (of the "wow, I almost missed my exit because I can only see about 50 yards and can't see the buildings just off the freeway" kind).
It'll burn off quickly, no doubt, but ... an unexpected bit of weather for the morning.
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