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Joe · 03-28-2002, 12:27 PM

We used to (actually still do) get a kind of fog in central cali called "tule fog". It's formed by temperature inversions during cold weather, and is no joke. We get the same chain-reaction, both-sides-of-the-freeway crashes along route 99 and I-5 all the time. The visibility goes to nothing at all in no time at all and you're pretty much done.

I got into that stuff one night and made it through, but swore that I would never do it again, that I'd just pull off and camp instead.

03-28-2002, 12:27 PM	#7
Joe Master of the Domain Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: AZ Posts: 221	oh man We used to (actually still do) get a kind of fog in central cali called "tule fog". It's formed by temperature inversions during cold weather, and is no joke. We get the same chain-reaction, both-sides-of-the-freeway crashes along route 99 and I-5 all the time. The visibility goes to nothing at all in no time at all and you're pretty much done. I got into that stuff one night and made it through, but swore that I would never do it again, that I'd just pull off and camp instead.