On average Brisbane has eight days of fog a year.

Fog forms in the same way as cloud, except the process takes place at the surface rather than higher in the atmosphere. For both fog and clouds to form, the air temperature needs to cool to the dew-point temperature—the temperature at which condensation occurs. Once this happens, the invisible water vapour that surrounds us condenses into tiny water droplets and it is these that form fog.

The images were captured at Kangaroo Point, Mount Cootha and the southside of Brisbane.

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