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, today's content is Thursday-Forces Nature.
The Fog
Fog is a hydrometeor, that is, a set of water particles, liquid or solid, falling, suspended in the atmosphere or lifted from the earth's surface by the wind, or deposited on objects in the ground or in the atmosphere free.
You can notice a kilometer away, water particles being large, the cause of gravity is precipitated. Therefore, it always remains suspended.
How fog occurs
In countries like Spain in the months of January and December, the fog is the queen of almost all mornings in many cities. When the wind does not blow, this is the protagonist; since if the temperature of the environment is lower than that of the upper layers. Or when on the shore of the beach the cold is greater than in the height of the mountains.
There are different types of mists:
• Fog of adiación: It is the one that we can observe behind the sun or that we can see at night when there are no clouds in autumn.
• Earth fog: It is a fairly shallow fog, where the sky darkens less than 60% and does not extend to the base of the clouds.
• Advection fog: They are very common to see on the coasts, air masses are hot air are loaded with moisture passing over the cold floors.
• Steam fog: They are very frequent in the polar regions, it appears when the cold air passes over warm waters.
• Precipitation fog: when the rain appears and the air under the cloud is dry, surely our visibility will be reduced.
• Hillside fog: occurs when the winds blow against the mountains.
• Valley fog: this type of fog is the result of thermal inversion, caused by cold air that remains in the valley, while other warmer air passes over it.
• Ice fog: occurs when the frozen drops of water are suspended on the ground. It is very common in the polar regions.
• Ascending slope fog: Occurs when there is a fall in pressure with altitude.
Although the fog and the fog seem the same
The fog does not allow to see beyond one kilometer, while the fog does.
The fog does not allow us to see the sun's rays. The opposite of the haze that for being a little dense if it allows us to see the solar rays without problem.
When we are in the presence of fog we can feel the air a little sticky and wet.
Tips to avoid accidents when we are in the presence of fog:
- Before leaving your house make sure you clean the windshield of your car. Since if they are dirty when leaving and dropping water drops, what we can obtain when turning on the windshield wipers is mud.
- Do not forget to activate the fog lights in your car, these are the small spotlights that are low on the front lights of the car, since the fog is on the floors approximately 40 or 50 centimeters in this way with the ignition of this type of light we can see without problem our journey.
- You must be very aware of the weather news. And if it is not so urgent to leave that give us sheltered at home.
Isaiah 44:22
I have dispelled your transgressions like a dense cloud, and your sins as a thick fog. Turn to me, because I have redeemed you.
God is so merciful, that he loves us and forgives us if we do it from the heart, he will free us from all the bad acts that we have done or that have made us in life. Welcoming us as his son because he will always be our guide if we wish. Leaving the darkness and always giving us of its wonderful light.
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