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    When a reporter is doing a story outside when it's cold like on the Weather Channel why can't you see their breath,they aren't really outside are they it's just a film on the screen?

    Question #128680. Asked by endoverend. (Dec 30 12 3:06 PM)


    nautilator

    		When I was out today and breathing through my nose, there wasn't any fog. However, when I covered my nose with a balaclava, my glasses started fogging up from the heat.

    The temperature difference between the two probably has to be above a certain amount for there to form visible fog.

    Dec 30 12, 9:02 PM

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