Fog itself is not inherently freezing, but it frequently occurs in cool conditions because it forms when moist air is chilled to its dew point. Radiation fog typically develops on clear, calm autumn or winter nights when heat radiates rapidly from the ground, chilling the air above it. Consequently, foggy mornings often feel damp, chilly, and brisk until sunlight breaks through and warms the atmosphere.
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