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shallow fog

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shallow fog [′shal·ō ′fäg]
(meteorology)
In weather-observing terminology, low-lying fog that does not obstruct horizontal visibility at a level 6 feet (1.8 meters) or more above the surface of the earth; this is, almost invariably, a form of radiation fog.


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THE pilot of a helicopter which crashed killing a multi-millionaire honorary vicepresident of Chelsea FC, probably became disorientated in an area of shallow fog and low cloud, an accident report said.
 
 
 
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