Sea smoke gets its “Arctic” moniker because it is most commonly seen in the Arctic. However, when it gets cold enough, sea smoke can also be found in the Lower 48.

New CU Boulder research finds that the presence of clouds—or lack thereof—caused by the smoke of wildfires thousands of miles away can either help protect or endanger Arctic sea ice Sea ice and ...

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, shares findings from a new study reported by Futurity that suggest ...

Arctic Sea Smoke. Steam fog, but often specifically applied to steam fog rising from small open water within sea ice. So at least we can enjoy some cool atmospheric phenomena as a benefit of our ...

Smoke from wildfires in Canada has spread more than 5,000 miles, reaching parts of Russia and Europe during the past week.

Fires in Siberia have contributed to brown carbon plumes in the Arctic. The dense plumes of wildfire smoke seen in recent years are contributing to the warming of the Arctic, say scientists.

Arctic sea smoke. The bitterly cold temperatures in south Alabama will likely create what’s known as Arctic sea smoke over the Gulf, the Washington Post reported.

The Weather Network. An Arctic firestorm set to swirl smoke around the globe. Posted: August 12, 2024 | Last updated: February 14, 2025. A hot and dry pattern will continue in the Northwest ...

This smoke is working its way to the high Arctic, where it could speed up the melting of sea and land ice. According to NASA, the smoke has set a record for its thickness, ...

WISN-12 cameras caught arctic sea smoke rolling over Lake Michigan Sunday. It happens when the air is colder than the water. Milwaukee Fire Department offers advice as bitter cold sets in.

Conditions created by the Christmas week bomb cyclone caused Arctic sea smoke from Lake Michigan to waft in over Chicago amid bitter cold and snow. FOX Weather correspondent Robert Ray was in ...