Do you have fog in Namibia?

Yes, Namibia does experience fog. The coastal regions of Namibia, particularly the Namib Desert, are known for having frequent fog events. This fog, locally known as "garua," is a result of the cold Benguela Current meeting the warm air over the Namib Desert. As the warm air rises, it cools and condenses, forming dense fog banks that can reach several hundred meters in height. The fog in Namibia plays a crucial role in supporting life in the desert ecosystem, as it provides moisture to plants and animals that have adapted to the arid conditions.