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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aboyd" data-source="post: 4747877" data-attributes="member: 44797">I've been using a weather generator to plot out the weather for a few days in advance of my player's activities.  It makes for a nice log, like this:Day 1 - CloudyThey made it to town.Day 2 - Partly CloudyShopping & picking up rumors.Day 3 - Heavy Rain  (2 hours)Explored the haunted house.Day 4 - Heavy Rain  (7 hours)Recuperating at the inn.Anyway, here's the problem.  They are going to encounter something that only appears on foggy nights.  I would like to be educated enough to know when fog appears.  So far, all I know about the conditions is "warm & wet air meets a cold surface," such as a lake.That makes me think that fog precedes a rain, since the air would be thick with moisture.  So on any day slotted as "rain" I could say the night before was foggy.  The problem is that rainy days are usually cold.What is a good generality that I can fall back upon?  Warm day followed by rainy day?  Vice versa?  I just want something simple that is at least grounded in 5th-grade level knowledge of how weather works.  It doesn't need to be smarter than that -- just smart enough for some believability (mostly for myself, since the players will likely never care).Any experts (or even just armchair warriors) out there want to give me something plausible?</blockquote>