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Sea Fret / Haar are both forms of sea fog.. The sort of stuff we get in early summer, as warm air passes over the still cold Channel waters. Anything at the moment won't be sea fog as the temps are the wrong way round.

I don't think he is. Born and raised in Eastbourne as well, so one of our own.

By 7pm the Dew Point will be below zero across much of the SE

The 95% humidity would be a concern. As air cools, its ability to hold moisture in vapour form decreases, so 95% humidity at 4C, would possibly generate fog at 3C. It would depend on the dew point.

I've contributed to this thread, but I'm not good on the wild speculation side.

Watch out of those bingo winds.

Parts of Lewes are ideal for fog though. Low lying area in a bowl - check surrounded by hills for colder air to katabatic winds to flow down - check near a river as a source of moisture - check clear night - radiative cooling of the ground and bingo. Falmer is also in a low point, but I...

The forecast conditions aren't quite as 'safe' as they looked yesterday. There will be fog in places tonight. We have to hope that Falmer and particularly the stadium site aren't prone to advection fog.

As I said earlier, the wind is expected to pick up tomorrow, and it will be more cloudy. The risk of fog is lower.

Unless we sign a couple of amazing players in January and they make us even better.... maybe not

Let's hope we don't get the same outcome... or would we prefer the Muzza's suspension in the Cup game?

Yep. As I said yesterday, the underlying forecast data doesn't suggest fog is a risk tomorrow night

Nope. I'm more a John Kettley

I think the risk of fog will have decreased by Tuesday night, as we pick up more cloud and slightly more breeze. That's my take on it anyway. I'll re-visit it tomorrow.

I'm having a look at the data now.