It happens at least once a year in Adelaide, a massive fog rolls into Adelaide – typically from the north side of the city – and due to the floodplain terrain that generates an atmospheric inversion layer that traps the fog, it clears slowly.
Always a sight to see and thanks to South Australia’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis, with no community transmissions for about 90 days, the locals weren’t shy to get out to take a look, many at the same place this vision was captured, the Mount Lofty Summit lookout.