Drought, an interesting observation of Coastal Fog behaviour UK

Meteorological Observations in Torbay on the UK South West Coast During the main Holiday seasons it frequently rains here in Torbay. It can be hot and dry for weeks prior to the main holidays but as soon as the massive influx of motorists arrive the rain with uncanny synchronisation also arrives. This could be just another coincidence but it does happen most years. Jokingly people have long argued that the holidaymakers bring the rains with them. And there may be some truth behind this. www.operationoasis.com What changes have occurred that might be responsible for causing it to rain during the main holidays and could we put this to good practice elsewhere? On occasions the moisture from the ocean is sufficiently cooled to cause fog and provides us with a visible means of observing it's behaviour over various land surfaces. In our particular part of the coast we are privileged to be visited by some unusual low level clouds, we call mist or fog, rolling along the coastline. This provides us with a visual understanding of how a seemingly innocent looking road surface and sandy beach can prevent moisture from crossing onto the land and condensing on the leaves of trees to fall to the soil. In this video, during a rare occasion where moisture is visible, we can see a bank of fog hugging the coastline and moving along the coast rather than crossing on to the land, except for a narrow corridor of woodland no wider than the width of a dual carriageway in Preston, located in ...
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