patches of fog

A cold east wind was blowing damp patches of fog in from the river.

The vans drove through patches of fog and cold rain.

All she could see through the trees were patches of fog and trees.

It was like driving through patches of fog; you got into a clear spot followed by another clouded one.

A few patches of fog, common in the spring when the southern warm air meets the cold river."

Forecasters predicted patches of fog, but no rain, today and Monday.

Roxanna stared ahead at the static patches of fog.

There on the horizon, almost blotted out by patches of fog and distance, was a faint red glow.

Patches of fog glowed red for an instant as if great fires had suddenly flared beneath, then died.

A breeze kicked up, and the light patches of fog began to disperse as quickly as they had arrived.

Even when the sun was fully up, dense patches of fog lingered in shadows and hollows that never knew steady light.

Patches of fog closed in at times, obscuring the moon and making him doubt whether he was swimming in the right direction.

Patches of fog kicking about in Dubai.

Some of the steamers which came in last evening reported patches of fog both to north and south of the port.

The air was cold, damp, and foul-smelling from the patches of fog still clinging in the shadows of the trees low along the ground.

Overhead a watery sun gleamed in a hazy sky, the shoreline ahead now spotted with patches of fog.

The lights of the great tanker began flickering in and out, blotted by patches of fog, until they disappeared.

An unaccountable wind had sprung up (which the American pathfinders did not experience) and some areas were obscured by light patches of fog.

It was a thing made of mist, like the spooky patches of fog that form in hollows at sundown.

Patches of fog still lay across the calm surface of the fjord and veiled the cliff tops overhead.

Once back amid the trees and riding up the trail, Secca could see patches of fog appearing, oozing upward out of the ground itself, near-instantly.

The National Weather Service is predicting patches of fog in the harbor this morning, with a chance of drizzle and winds about 12 miles an hour.

Flying at about a thousand feet, the great bird carried her through now growing patches of fog, the trees sticking up through the haze there beneath her.

It seemed I could feel as much as see the clouds that weighed above me, and patches of fog seemed to spring up out of the barren ground.

Patches of fog drifted among the towering pines, but bright moonlight illuminated the clearings and the high places as the wolf searched for the source of the scent.