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high fog

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high fog [¦hī ′fäg]
(meteorology)
The frequent fog on the slopes of the coastal mountains of California, especially applied when the fog overtops the range and extends as stratus over the leeward valleys.


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If lights are switched on, it would reflect high fog and impede vision", he said, noting that the right method is to use fog lights if the car is equipped with them or to pull over and wait till visibility improves.
Airth has been dismissed in the past for weather reasons - it has high fog levels - but experts say that by the time a new airport is built, aircraft and air traffic control tech- nology will be able to cope with the elements.
 
 
 
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