It was clear overnight with a beautiful full moon. The air was the
coldest just at dawn and that was when the Arctic sea smoke really
started to boil off the waters of Singleton Lake. I don't expect to be
swimming anymore. Each wisp of Arctic sea smoke takes heat from the
water. Banks of fog formed and soon it was completely overcast with
stratus. Cool northeasterly drainage breezes kept the Arctic sea smoke
churning until almost 11 am. I got a late start and the sky started to
change before I wanted it to. By early afternoon the fog was gone and
replaced with fair weather cumulus clouds - a beautiful day!
The geese provided the sound track again. The fall migrations has started.
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