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Fog or Smog?
Toronto, ON - Michelle - Sunday, May 28th, 2006 : goo
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This is what I was surprised to see when looking off the balcony of my apartment at Dundas and Islington this morning...
I'm not sure if this is fog or maybe the notorious Toronto smog has arrived early. It certainly blanketed the sky. I could barely make out a crane near our building.
It didn't last long, seemed to dissipate in about 5 minutes.
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jeeff: 29th May 2006 - 04:07 GMT
surreal and cool photos. i was riding the bus west out of toronto on friday evening and it was also strangely hazy/misty.
Chris Erb: 29th May 2006 - 04:24 GMT
This actually looks like a half decent housing development. What is it called? What's it's story?
joey: looks like lake fog to this californian
Cameo: 29th May 2006 - 22:05 GMT
I believe that was "an inversion" where the hot air is some how trapped underneath a blanket of cold air, thus making the water vapour in the hot air become a mist. I saw it too the other evening.
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