Fogtyper
Fogtyper is a term used to describe a specific type of atmospheric fog that forms in coastal regions, particularly in areas with a maritime climate. Unlike typical fog, which often results from radiation cooling or advection, Fogtyper is characterized by its persistent and localized occurrence, typically influenced by the interaction between cold land surfaces and warmer ocean currents.
This phenomenon is most commonly observed along the western coasts of continents, such as parts of the
Fogtyper can significantly impact daily life, particularly in regions where it is common. It may reduce visibility,
While not a formally classified meteorological term, Fogtyper highlights the unique microclimates found in coastal environments.