Coastal fog, barely coming ashore near Alison Glacier. The Baffin Bay shoreline of northwest Greenland is affected by fog much of the time during spring and summer. Occasionally a light offshore wind develops (usually due to an approaching low-pressure system from the south) which drives the fog offshore, as it did for most of the region today.
Coastal fog
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NASA/John Sonntag
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