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mnhtnbb

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1. I remember driving from SoCal to the Bay area for Christmas one year in early '80's

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Mon Nov 2, 2015, 06:00 PM

Nov 2015

and encountering a sudden "tule" fog. You couldn't see more than a car
length in front of you. Cars were passing me right and left--not slowing down at all. I had decided
I was going to pull over and then, bam, all of a sudden no more fog.

I imagine conditions are similar in dust storms.

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I remember driving from SoCal to the Bay area for Christmas one year in early '80's mnhtnbb Nov 2015 #1

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