San Francisco, 1970's, fog rolls in over the city, long wide shot, bay in foreground

TIMELAPSE WEATHER FOG DUBAI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

cover footage of planes delayed at Reagan National Airport because of the fog. airpport fog b-roll.

WAVES AND ENERGY

MSs of fog rolling in over rocky hills.

During U.S. Navy's Operation Deep Freeze in Antarctica. A tracked vehicle moves on snow in front of Observation Hill. (This area would become Mcmurdo Station.) A Military Air Transport Service (MATS) C-124C Aircraft taxis down sea-ice runway and turns around to takeoff . It makes makes a long takeoff roll and breaks ground with slow rate of climb, churning up a fog of snow in the process. . Small weasel with small trailer with fire extinguisher on it. Navy R5D Aircraft in the background taxiing for take off. R5D taxis. Yellow fuel truck is seen. R5D makes a jet assisted takeoff. Flame is seen from the JATO bottles under the aircraft during takeoff roll and much trailing smoke, as the aircraft breaks ground with a high rate of climb. Location: Antarctica. Date: 1956.

Selected originals (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes, rushes) for story 'One Survivor' - 52/86. <br/> <br/>Material for Newsreel Story. <br/> <br/>Hull, Humberside. <br/> <br/>Pathe interviewer John Parsons interviewing Spencer (lead in for commentary.) Interview (NAT. snd.) Spencer. N.S. 'After the order to abandon ship, we all dived into the sea. Big waves were rolling along and I was trying to swim. I suppose you could call it swim - to nearest rock. Waves washed me four or five times onto rock and washed me down again. Well it must have been a big wave that came along and washed me right to the top of them.' CU. Spencer I could hear the ships blowing around, but I couldn't see any of the, because it was thick fog. Well I prayed that fog would lift - it did.' CU. Spencer. J.P: 'What are your plans now? Do you think you'll give up the sea?' N.S. 'No, I don't think so. I don't think I'll go back to Greenland - not yet, not till they get it properly charted.'

FX FOOTAGE/ABSTRACTS: Academy leader, VS of blue static electricity plasma rays on black background, red tinted clouds/smoke moving quickly - fire/funky looking, same shot in blue effect, abstract red clouds/smoke, same shot blue effect, 03:06:47 fire color/red-orange fog rolling, same shot in pink effect, b/w cloud/fog rolling, grayish simulated clouds, 03:11:04 explosion effect firework-like, same shot in blue, same shot in pink, VS of blue explosion, same shot in yellow-gold,

FOG ROLLING IN OVER HOUSES.

Man and woman enjoy views from the top of the Eiffel Tower

Cloud rolling over Great End mountain, viewed from Hindscarth in the Lake District, UK.

Fog Rolling Over A Sonoma Vineyard, Timeplase

Fog rolled into the Sacramento area this morning.

A thick fog rolling past a black background.

aq0000506 Fog rolling over water

Film opens showing smoke pouring from industrial smoke stacks in American manufacturing plants, during World War 2. Sparks fly from crucible of molten steel. Steel workers silhouetted against fog as they leave on a shift change. Men tapping an open hearth furnace in a steel mill. Hot steel being poured in Crucibles and then into steel containers on rails. Huge overhead cranes moving in a mill. A Bessemer converter furnace tilted and blowing with flames extended from its mouth. ( A smoke ring leaves the converter.) Various views of activities in steel mills with flaming steel involved and processing such as extrusion and forging taking place. Closeups of hardworking steel workers handling white hot steel ingots. Sheets of aluminum being processed in rolling mills and then inspected. Scene shifts to an oil field with numerous derricks and then to a refinery, with 10 tall smoke stacks, where crude oil is made into gasoline. Views of Grand Coulee Dam, Bonneville, Boulder, and the Tennessee Valley, where hydroelectric power is produced. Churning waters being discharged through dam spillways. Huge number of men and women war factory workers seen in a shift change at a war production plant. Closeup of machines producing small arms and ammunition. A woman assembling an M1 Garand rifle. Others working on Browning 30 caliber M1919 machine guns and Browining Model 1917A1 water-cooled machine guns. Belts of machine gun ammunition being boxed for shipment. Shops where torpedoes, shells and bombs are machined. A worker checking out movement of a 40-mm Automatic Gun M1. Field artillery pieces covered outside a war plant. A 14 inch barrel, for a coastal gun or Navy ship, seen suspended from an overhead crane in a factory. Views of various such barrels including a view through one. Elements of mobile weapons being assembled. Jeeps being assembled and driven out of a factory at the rate of one per minute and temporarily stored in a yard. Special machinery grinding gears and other parts. Arc welders at work on weapons. M4A1 Sherman medium tanks being manufactured. View in factory of M3 Lee medium tanks being assembled. Rear view of one being fitted with its treads. Others are seen suspended from overhead crane. Location: United States USA. Date: 1943.

Cloud rolling over Great Gable mountain, viewed from Hindscarth in the Lake District, UK.

Hull, Humberside. The steam trawler 'Norman' has been lost at sea with 20 men onboard. <br/> <br/>Trawlers / fishing boats moored alongside (first 6' super title.) LV. Trawler 'Thornella' enters dock gates. CU. Pan name on bows 'Thornella' GV. Deserted 'Rosamond Street' A.S. Street nameplate 'Rosamond Street' SV. Poor looking houses. A.S. Nameplate 'Cumberland Avenue' Pan down to small houses. <br/> <br/>Newcastle-on-Tyne. <br/> <br/>S.S. 'Jupiter' alongside at night at Newcastle. SV. Crew lining rails. CU. Norman Spencer waving from 'Jupiter' LV. Passengers and crew disembarking. SV. John Parsons, British Pathe interviewer, greeting Norman Spencer at Foot of gangway. SV. Pressmen LV. Parsons interviewing Spencer (lead in for commentary.) Interview (NAT. snd.) Spencer. N.S. 'After the order to abandon ship, we all dived into the sea. Big waves were rolling along and I was trying to swim. I suppose you could call it swim - to nearest rock. Waves washed me four or five times onto rock and washed me down again. Well it must have been a big wave that came along and washed me right to the top of them.' CU. Spencer I could hear the ships blowing around, but I couldn't see any of the, because it was thick fog. Well I prayed that fog would lift - it did.' CU. Spencer. J.P: 'What are your plans now? Do you think you'll give up the sea?' N.S. 'No, I don't think so. I don't think I'll go back to Greenland - not yet, not till they get it properly charted.' <br/> <br/>Hull <br/> <br/>GV. Trawlers getting up steam prior to sailing. & SV. SV. Trawler puts to sea <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.) (Orig. Track 'D') (Title Scene 'E') <br/> <br/>Selected Originals exist for this item - see other records.

It's the season for bad weather...and if you have to drive in fog, you know how dangerous it can be. In Sacramento California, visibility was down to zero as heavy fog rolled through the area. The fog caused delays at the airport as travelers waited two to three hours for their flights to take off.(SOT)

Railway track fog signal test in Altoona, PA, 1929