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: Fog and rime water samples were collected at the meteorological observatory Milesovka in February and june 2006. In the samples, the soluble and insoluble pollutant concentrations were evaluated separately and the differences between the fog and rime water samples were studied. The comparison of the fog and rime water samples indicates that the mean soluble component concentrations in the air appear to be higher during the rime events than during the fog events at Milesovka. We recorded a larger mean particle size of the insolu-ble compounds in the fog water samples than in those of rime water. some elements contained in the insoluble particles like Ca, Cl, C, Cu, ag, were present largely in fog whole others, like Fe, al, si, Ti, prevailed in rime. In addition to the overall evaluation, the backward air trajectories were determined for each fog/rime event and the concentrations are presented as depending on the direction of the air particle transfer. Keywords : fog water; rime water; pollutant concentrationThe fog/rime water is one of the components of the wet deposition that enter the catchments. Fog/rime water contains both soluble and insolu-ble components. The latter ones deposit in soil. some of the insoluble chemical compounds can become soluble under suitable conditions and can be gradually washed out.The interactions of fogs and clouds with the air pollution have been studied at various locations around the world (e.g., Facchini

Soluble and insoluble pollutants in fog and rime water samples