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Most everyday we get what is called a marine layer. A marine layer is an air mass that develops over the surface of a large body of water, such as an ocean or large lake, in the presence of a temperature inversion. It's a dense mass of cool, moist air which accumulates. No, it's not fog, rather a mass of wet air that just hangs out. You can watch it move in from the ocean. Last evening the normal ML started to move in. It was 100% humidity. Not rain just thick wet air. Most mornings I don't have to water the garden and it was especially true this AM.
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That is wet!!! I don't know if I could live in 100% humidity! Take care Nicole! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWow! Now that is so wet air indeed!
ReplyDelete...a term that is new to me!
ReplyDeleteI bet plants love it!
ReplyDeleteWe've run into the marine layer boating before so I know what you mean. But boy is it nice for watering your plants. I hadn't thought of that. And I imagine it's good at keeping it a little bit cool too. Your plants look great!
ReplyDeleteA bonus not having to water.
ReplyDeleteLove the droplets on the plants! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky. I have to stay up past my bedtime when it doesn't rain because the soil in the pots dries so quickly. Beautiful photos, though.
ReplyDeleteI agree, 100% humidity S not for me. Especially when coupled with heat that doesn’t dry things out. What will happen to future generations as climate makes our planet inhabitable?
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a marine layer. Fascinating. I'm having to water every day, but they keep promising rain. Maybe this weekend sometime? We'll see.
ReplyDeleteGlad nature is watering your beautiful garden ~ Xo
ReplyDeleteDancing while I can,
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Wet, indeed! 💦
ReplyDeleteYou learn something every day, so... Thanks for sharin'! 😉