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From: Greg Neibarger
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 1996 00:00

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Ice fog is fog that forms when air temperatures are well below freezing.
What results, is a fog that is completly made of ice crystals.  (Not very 
pleasant I am sure).  Also, when this type of fog is present, some 
stations will report a trace of precipitation.  This trace is really 
these ice crystals settling to the ground.

Hope I answered your question.
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Greg Neibarger                                            
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Atmospheric Science                                    

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