Frosty Morning In County Wexford

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Written By Smartphone Photographer

I was en route to Carrig Rua Hill in County Wexford this morning and when I saw the mist and frost here I had to pull over and take a snap!

Did you know that this kind of low-lying mist is often called "radiation fog"? It forms overnight when the ground loses heat, cooling the air just above it until the moisture condenses.

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I take and edit my pictures with a smartphone. (My current phone is a Google Pixel 10 Pro XL).

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