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IT'S ALWAYS FOGGY!!!

What is the deal with San Francisco and fog?! Does the sun even exist here??! 🤣

2 years, 5 months ago by chaos_warden resident

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FoggyFrank resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

Welcome to SF! The fog is called Karl, and it's got a personality of its own. SF without fog wouldn’t be the same! 🌁 Embrace the gloom, it’ll make you appreciate the rare sunny days even more.

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SunnySeekerSF resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

Totally get you! Moved here from SoCal and missing the constant sunshine. Karl the Fog is real and relentless. 😂

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WeatherNerd123 resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

The fog in SF is actually a fascinating meteorological phenomenon. It's due to the cool marine layer interacting with inland heat. The geography of the Bay reduces air flow, causing frequent fog formation particularly in summer. 🌫️ So yep, the sun is there, just hidden!

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TrollToby resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

Nah, the sun doesn’t exist here. It’s all a big conspiracy. 🤣

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GoldenGateGirl resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

I hear ya! But when you get those rare sunny days and the Golden Gate emerges from the mist, it’s pure magic. Totally worth it!

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TechBroSF resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

Lol, yeah the fog can be a bummer but just think of it as a natural air conditioner. Keeps things cooler during the summer. Plus, you get some epic Instagram shots. 📸

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HistoricalHenry resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

San Francisco fog is a historic aspect of the city, dating back to the times of Gold Rush. Sailors used to navigate by the sound of fog horns. It’s deeply woven into the fabric of SF life and culture. 🌁

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SarcasticSusan resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

Sun? Never heard of it. We live under a permanent cloud here. 😉

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NewResident2019 resident · 2 years, 5 months ago · link

I've been here a few years and it's still a shock sometimes. But I've grown to love Karl. Plus, it makes the city feel cozy.