Pretty much everyone feels like they see endless gray skies in winter, but California’s Central Valley is taking things a ...

California’s Central Valley is a 400-mile long expanse, penned in by the Sierra Nevadas to the East and the Coast Ranges to ...

An atmospheric phenomenon occurring over much of California was unmistakable in satellite imagery in late autumn 2025. Fog ...

The vast blanket of low-hanging fog formed as a result of cold weather, calm winds and moist soils in California's Central ...

As winter settles in, Central California finds itself enveloped in a thick blanket of fog, known as tule fog, significantly impacting the local climate and daily life. This article delves into the ...

This fog, sometimes called radiation fog, can happen when the ground is saturated from previous rainfall and current weather ...

After a weeks-long stretch of Tule fog that kept conditions in Northern California cold, stagnant and foggy, changes are ...

An unusual “atmospheric phenomenon” was visible in satellite imagery across Northern California and the Central Valley.

The NWS notes that tule fog, a special kind of radiation fog, occurs each winter in the Central Valley of California. The Weather Network, a Canadian weather information service, says tule fog is ...

The Central Valley has been coated in a layer of radiation fog, also known as tule fog, since late November. Will it disperse ...

Redding's air looks like pea soup in the mornings. Here's why and how long it will last, according to the National Weather ...

But the Central Valley’s unique geography can shield the region from breezy conditions and warmer temperatures, essentially ...