Mayo fans were calling on the GAA to introduce a fog machine for the All-Ireland final after thriving in misty conditions against Tipperary this afternoon.
The semi-final clash at Croke Park was all but over at half-time thanks to in large part to Cillian O'Connor, who scored 4-09 in the game.
But the only thing worrying Mayo fans at the break was the weather with the fog getting heavier and heavier at GAA HQ.
Visibility was getting worse and worse as Mayo's shooting seemed to be getting better and better.
And while some Mayo fans thought a cancellation due to fog would be the most typical Mayo event, more optimistic fans were already praying to the weather gods to deliver similar conditions for the decider against Dublin on December 19:
