Same thing up here. That disturbance passing to the north turned the flow very weakly onshore which usually raises the fog into low clouds. That puts you at the top of the inversion which is often quite cold.

Pretty dense fog up here. Usually our densest fog is when the fog is lifted a bit off the valley floor. Looks like the current temp is up to 30.

I saw a comment on the Eastern forum which basically said they think this is probably going to be it for Ohio because it's doing way too much too early. A lot of times things play out that way. Our time will come.

Solar noon is at 11:39 AM today, which is 5 minutes layer than early in November.

Ouch!