Fenster writes:

Yesterday a morning fog rolled into New York City.  The HuffPost published some nice photos from the air showing a clear and bright sky with the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges poking  through clouds.

Down at ground level it was a different story.  8 AM in Brooklyn Heights seemed like it could be 3 AM.  Looking towards the East River it was grayer than a bad day in Beijing, and that’s saying a lot.  Looking east, though, you got the slightly Magritte-ish view of dark night on the streets, complete with headlights from a lone approaching car, with a nearby apartment tower bathed in morning sunlight.