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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (868991)

6/29/2015 12:57:41 PM

From: tejek

Respond to of 1579191

"As a consequence, the moisture content in the soil is really low. And things are not working right climate wise. The Puget Sound is called Seattle's natural AC"

Welcome to my world. Fog is SF's AC, and it's not doing as well, either. However, that's more about personal discomfort. Over in The Valley, a different kind of fog is disappearing, and it has a financial impact....

But its not just about personal discomfort. CA gets nearly 10% of its annual water from fog:

californiawaterblog.com