What causes the famous San Francisco fog to move inland and back out to sea?

East of San Francisco the land gets very hot. The cold Pacific water is to the west. As the land heats up, the wind moves the fog quickly into San Francisco. It is very dramatic because there are coastal mountains that prevent the fog from going through most of the areas, so the fog rolls in through the Golden Gate bridge.

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