BLVCK.machina looked out the window of his office next to the State House around 4 p.m. and spotted an apocalyptic hellscape - and only partially because of the window tinting.
A calmer view further down the Charles: Read more.
John Magee walked along Jamaica Pond this morning, before the fog burned off.
Matt Frank peered across a foggy Boston Harbor at downtown from East Boston this evening.
Ryan spotted the Pru and 1 Dalton emerging from the fog this morning.
Sarah looked out from the BU Bridge around 1:30 p.m. and saw what looked like a giant erase tool or clone brush settling in over downtown Boston.
John Smith peered out of the entrance of the South Station busway and instead of a city saw only impenetrable fog, like something out of one of Stephen King's lesser works: Read more.
Mary Ellen and Jax made their way through the haze at Millennium Park this morning.
Matt Frank looked toward downtown from East Boston in the fog at sunset today.
Mark Smith spotted some sheep in the snow fog at Milton's Wakefield Arboretum.
Nicholas Agri reports fog this afternoon made East Boston and Revere disappear from the view at Belle Isle Marsh in Winthrop.
The fog rolling over downtown Boston this morning, as seen from the eighth floor of City Hall.
Steve Owens wandered along the banks of Fresh Pond in Cambridge late this afternoon.
While Dorchester Bay was rolling across Morrissey Boulevard, Jamaica Pond was disappearing into the fog, as a roving UHub photographer discovered this afternoon.
Giedz reports a "very eerie" ride on I-93 northbound through the tunnel this rush hour.
KMV took in a foggy Boston Harbor and downtown from East Boston this morning.
Lillie Marshall reminds us of that truism (OK, which we just made up) while looking downtown from the Cambridge side of the Charles this afternoon.
But that was nothing compared to what Cody DaSilva saw while actually out on the water in Boston Harbor: Read more.
Around 5:20 p.m., fog was rolling off Frog Pond as ducks looked for a late-afternoon snack. It then collected around the Hancock tower: Read more.
Full House Tickets shows us the fog rolling in around 2:30 p.m. Then ten minutes later: All gone.
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