When Aurora Met Boreas in Gotham

This is not a real aurora borealis, although it looks like it. A real aurora borealis is a massive demostration of cosmic physics.

This image is my take on this phenomenon during a massive fog in Chicago's downtown. This happens because the land warms up but the lake stays icy cold, warm air rolling in cools fast over the water; turning into low clouds and fog.

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