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Nick: Alex
Oggetto: Nebbia e fuochi artificiali...
Data: 2/1/2007 13.37.33
Visite: 220
Pare proprio che i fuochi siano i principali responsabili di una nebbia che è strana dalle nostre parti..
Ho trovato anche un inglese che ne parla in occasione della festa di guy Fawkes:
Monday, November 06, 2006
Fog After Fireworks
Ever wondered why it is often foggy after Bonfire Night?
A colleague who used to be a meterologist recently explained the link to me. Apparently, the large amount of ash, dust and soot in the atmosphere acts as a catalyst on a cold night for the formation of mist and fog droplets.
I may not have grasped the details of the science quite correctly, but I learned enough to appreciate more profoundly that the link between human action and the weather is a real one.
Having never lived anywhere where the population is quite so obsessed with releasing fireworks at the slightest provocation, I now understand why today (Monday) was a foggy day in Westbury on Trym. It's all because of Guy Fawkes.
posted by atlanticwriter @ 4:46 PM
