Adelaide gets lost in the fog as morning mist blankets city Morning fog around the city of Adelaide. Picture: Matt Turner Source: adelaidenow THICK fog has blanketed Adelaide this morning due to a high pressure system currently sitting above the state. Showers moving across the state overnight increased moisture and with current light winds produced the fog, which became prominent in the city between 6am and 6.30am. Around the state, the Bureau of Meteorology said we can start to expect more fog in the colder mornings. It said generally Adelaide only receives a solid fog a few days a year, yet the next two days have fog on the forecast due to the high pressure system. The fog started to break up shortly after 8am. Get a great fog photo today? Send it to us via NewsForce Three flights to Adelaide this morning were diverted due to the fog, including a Singapore Airlines flight. The planes were re-routed to Melbourne for refuelling, delaying passengers for about 90 minutes. Colonel Light loses his usual panoramic view from Montefiore Hill as fog blankets the city. The rescheduled flights are set to touch down in Adelaide about 10.30am this morning. Fog billows around the city, seen from the roof of Keith Murdoch House in Waymouth St. Picture: Sam Kelton