Is that fog or smog over Utah’s Wasatch Front? During an inversion, it might be both

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Downtown Salt Lake City was visible (just barely) from the foothills east of the city Friday Dec. 15. The air quality is better than earlier in the week after a weak storm front blew in.

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Is that fog or smog over Utah’s Wasatch Front? During an inversion, it might be both

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