Fog Returns--but Not as Thick
The fog was back Friday in Southern California, though not as thick as on Thursday. Operations were back to normal at John Wayne Airport, with no major disruptions reported.
Los Angeles International Airport was operating under conditions of good visibility Friday, although the forecast for today was for fog along the coast and in the valleys in Orange and Los Angeles counties.
At Lindbergh Field in San Diego, only one or two flights were diverted before dawn Friday, after which there were no other fog-related problems, an airport official said.
Meanwhile, between 2,500 and 3,000 passengers waiting to fly out of San Jose International Airport were delayed up to three hours Friday when morning fog once again lowered visibility below acceptable limits, airport spokesman Chuck Foster said.
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