Marine layer

The **Marine layer** is a cool, moist air mass that often forms over oceans and coastal areas. It creates a blanket of fog or low clouds, especially in the early morning or late evening, bringing a refreshing chill and reducing visibility. Common in regions like California and the Pacific Northwest, the marine layer plays a key role in local weather patterns, influencing temperature, humidity, and coastal ecosystems. Use this tag for posts related to coastal weather phenomena, fog formation, and ocean-atmosphere interactions.