Ah yes, it's that time of year again! Happy holidays, have a broken hip!
Ice fog happens when there is fog, so high humidity, but freezing temperatures near ground level. The best part about it is that the mud gets all frozen outside, so no more mud to slog thru or track in to the cave.
Ice on the ground, like frost, temps in the high thirties, and visibility at about forty feet. Its slick as anything out there too.
This the season, buy a bag of sand! Sprinkling a bit of sand on steps and walks could prevent a nasty injury. I had an adventure, one time, from a fall, I woke up a while later, hands almost too cold to use a doorkey.
Be careful out there! Ask for help! Be supportive! Buy sand!
Ice fog happens when there is fog, so high humidity, but freezing temperatures near ground level. The best part about it is that the mud gets all frozen outside, so no more mud to slog thru or track in to the cave.
Ice on the ground, like frost, temps in the high thirties, and visibility at about forty feet. Its slick as anything out there too.
This the season, buy a bag of sand! Sprinkling a bit of sand on steps and walks could prevent a nasty injury. I had an adventure, one time, from a fall, I woke up a while later, hands almost too cold to use a doorkey.
Be careful out there! Ask for help! Be supportive! Buy sand!
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About -20 Celcius when I took this on Sunday morning...
