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Low visibility in Malaga city on Wednesday morning.
Fog causes 17 flights to be diverted from Malaga Airport

Fog causes 17 flights to be diverted from Malaga Airport

The low fog, known as 'taró', normally occurs at this time of year as temperatures start to rise

IGNACIO LILLO

Friday, 7 February 2020, 09:44

Malaga city, as well as various points of the Guadalhorce valley and the Costa del Sol, woke up to thick fog for the second successive morning on Wednesday.

The phenomenon, known as 'taró', was reported as far back as Phoenician times and is a type of sea advection fog. It normally occurs at this time of the year when a warmer southeasterly wind sweeps over the surface of the much cooler sea, creating high humidity (recorded at 100 per cent at the airport at one point) and a low fog.

The 'taró' finally cleared at around 11am on Wednesday with the arrival of a strong easterly wind.

The fog was strongest on Tuesday night, going into Wednesday morning, and it caused a total of 17 flights, (one at night, 16 in the morning), to be diverted due to low visibility.

Six were diverted to Seville, seven to Granada and three to Jerez.

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