Sea smoke appears when very cold air passes over warmer water, causing a type of fog. Warmer water, if you did the plunge on New Year’s Day, it is a relative term.
Sea Smoke over the ocean from Shore Road
My View of Life on the Dock
My View of Life on the Dock
Sea smoke appears when very cold air passes over warmer water, causing a type of fog. Warmer water, if you did the plunge on New Year’s Day, it is a relative term.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Gorgeous pictures! And thanks for the explanation, too!
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Thanks Jenn and hope you have a Nappy New Year
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Here is a shot from Singing Beach this morning as well….the smoke was beautiful!
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Did anyone take picture of the sea smoke?
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Reblogged this on RD Revilo.
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I hope you’ve warmed up Donna!!
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Thanks Kim, finally warmed up..
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That’s always when you knew it was really a cold morning.
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thanks for the reply, it was seven degrees
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