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Colloquially known as Sea Haar
The BBC's Scottish meteorologist (Carol?) loves mentioning Sea Haar and Sea Fret in the forecast. They're the only presenter I've ever heard mention it on TV though, is it a northern term?
Yukirin-
The BBC's Scottish meteorologist (Carol?) loves mentioning Sea Haar and Sea Fret in the forecast. They're the only presenter I've ever heard mention it on TV though, is it a northern term?
@snottyotter has it right, a little further south in my part of the world, East Yorkshire, it is a Sea Rork from the Viking smoke
paininthe
Been up in the North East, Craster, been 10°c.
Go 500m inland 20°c. Been like it the last 3 days. This photo shows it perfectly. Colloquially known as Sea Haar