YOU MAY NOT see fog like this until it gets a little cooler, but hard as it may be to believe, it will cool off soon. Early in the morning, it is almost as if you can smell fall tip-toeing toward Charleston. Then, of course, the blast furnace opens and the heat index rises above 100 degrees. Contributing photographer Michael Kaynard snapped this shot in January 2013 along the Wappoo Cut.
PHOTO: Cool weather will tip-toe in slowly
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