It was a foggy morning across much of central Arkansas. Conditions came together to make this possible, including a high pressure parked over the state, clear skies, and light winds. This helped temperatures drop close to the dewpoints and gave us a beautiful foggy fall morning.

Fog like this is especially common in the fall. Have you ever wondered why? We've got the answer for you. The answer is partially thanks to longer nights. The longer our nights, the more time the ground has to lose heat. We also experience plenty of cold fronts this time of year, which bring cooler temperatures and rain to the state. Any leftover moisture from these fronts, combined with calm winds, can quickly bring the air to saturation. When that happens, fog forms near the surface.

Valley fog is also a common

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