Can't say that I've ever seen this before. We had some good size thunderstorms roll over the lake today, complete with hail. As the storm moved slowly across the horizon, this really dark fog would bubble up on the edge of the horizon, then dissapear. It was really wild looking. Any meteorologists out there, I'd be interested to learn what causes this, I imagine an extreme temperature differential. Got some very dramatic sky photography out of these isolated storms. There might be a keeper or two.
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