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- Q324 - Great Lakes Topics
50. Fog can form in any season on the Great Lakes, but it is most likely to occur over open waters in which period?
Advection fog forms when warm, moist air passes over cold water; this is most likely over the Great Lakes in spring and early summer when lake temperatures remain cold after winter while air temperatures rise.
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