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Scientists studying San Francisco's iconic fog noted a steady decline in the number of foggy days over a 60-year period starting in 1951

The fog gives San Francisco its gray summers and chilly evenings, but also brings in the cool ocean air that keeps temperatures mild all over the Bay Area

Fog in the Bay Area contains a lot of water, and research is now underway to determine how that water could best be used to ease the worsening droughts in coastal California

On a chilly spring morning at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, a thin line of pure white fog stretched its way under the bridge deck and out toward Alcatraz.

As the waves crashed up onto the pavement at high tide, a man in a paint-spattered hoodie and a warm hat delicately traced the path of the fog with a brush

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