@mrsclarehoops: Pea souper today

Celyn | your autistic bestie :

I don’t have a specific thing that i call fog but me and many other horror fans will often say “it’s like silent hill outside” 😂

DIYish by Chloe :

I have never heard of it being called pea soup!! just fog 😅

Windy Brae :

I think it's a London thing I'm sure the term originated in the great fog

HelenaFenski :

I’m in Wiltshire, I just call it fog 😊

Val :

Pea soup in the midlands too

Oneira :

Nobody says it kind of thing 🤣 Fog… that’s all we called it

mia :

always just called it foggy but it's recently become 'frogs' because everytime it's foggy by two year old shouts 'look i see frogs outside ribbit'😭😂

Bec.Si :

Staffordshire here, I just say fog. how boring is that?! Pea souper from herein now!

Nanny bubs 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 :

Dragons breath in wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

🌚🕸️ the_vampire_kitten 🕸️🌚 :

North East England and we say Pea Souper 😁

blodau2021 :

Pea souper too. Manchester ♥️

AT HOME WITH THE POLLARDS ! :

Pea souper for me lass!

jules 💞💞 :

Definately pea soup here 💕💕

Gini_J :

Une purée de pois (in Belgium) ❤️

Donna Mattox 📚🏍️🥰 :

Harr or Smirr - Doric xxxxx 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Steve Tiler :

No we used to say that in London too

Listen2theRiver :

Here in New England we sometimes call it “The Grey Lady” which I think originated in Nantucket

Alison Angwin :

Mizzle here in Cornwall - misty drizzle 🤩

Mrs Clare Hoops | Crafts/Hacks :

Juliejam :

Yeah, it's a pea souper in the Black Country. XX 💓

tpenknix5w9 :

I’ve heard that. Northeast Ohio. Heritage from Scandinavia

❌️Lea-Elyzabeth🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈 :

As a Canadian, I have never heard this, BUT, from this day on, it is now a 'Pea Souper'...because it is the most fabulous term i have ever heard!😂💗

Mini Bakes ™ :

I concur on the peas 😆

lizardthewizard707 :

NorCal here. It’s just fog

Thompson Barbara :

I’m from the north..yes it’s a pea Souter…but if it was coming in from the sea…it was called a Harr!