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Winter valley mists
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The particular topography of the region of Saint-Claude in the Jura maintains the formation of winter mists in the valleys. These radiation mists generally form at the end of the night, by night cooling of the earth's surface. They can dissipate in the morning - starting with the base - under the action of solar radiation but can also persist for several days in winter.
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