Temperatures at Duluth harbor hit 18 below zero on Sunday, according to the Duluth News Tribune.
According to AccuWeather, sea smoke is a marine layer that occurs when the water temperature is warmer than the frigid temperature of the air above it.
A wall of sea smoke hovered over Lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota on Sunday, creating a captivating sight.
Temperatures at Duluth harbor hit 18 below zero on Sunday, according to the Duluth News Tribune.
According to AccuWeather, sea smoke is a marine layer that occurs when the water temperature is warmer than the frigid temperature of the air above it.
Temperatures at Duluth harbor hit 18 below zero on Sunday, according to the Duluth News Tribune.
According to AccuWeather, sea smoke is a marine layer that occurs when the water temperature is warmer than the frigid temperature of the air above it.