Fog v. Mist

Airports are closed pretty much.  For that matter walking in the front yard is up for grabs. Fog. Lots.

On these days, it is useful to have useless information at your fingertips. Here you are:

Fog vs Mist

• When conditions are such that temperatures are low and light wind is blowing, moisture in the air starts to condense into tiny water droplets. These droplets look like a cloud and reduce visibility to a great extent. This natural weather phenomenon is referred to as fog.

• Mist is similar to fog and the only difference lies in their densities. A mist is much less dense than fog and it is said to be a mist if visibility is greater than 1km. It becomes a fog if one can see less than 1 km.