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Iran’s Beauties in Photos: Morning Fog on Kish Island

The humidity reached 100% in Iran’s Kish Island in the morning of June 8th, causing a heavy fog to come down.

The morning fog is a common phenomenon in the island throughout the year. Photographers, tourists and the residents of the calm, coral island can enjoy watching and photographing its wonderful foggy atmosphere.

Last year there was a dense morning fog in Kish in a similar time of the year, too, with a humidity of 98 to 99 percent.

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