Blue Angels Return to San Francisco Skies After Fog Forces Saturday Cancellation

The iconic aerial team performed a modified show on Sunday as weather conditions improved, delighting Fleet Week spectators.

The Blue Angels were unable to perform on Saturday due to heavy fog, known locally as 'Karl the Fog,' which created unsafe flying conditions.
Sunday's weather improved, allowing the Blue Angels to execute a 'low' show with limited maneuvers as part of San Francisco's Fleet Week events.
Fleet Week in San Francisco, a tradition since 1981, includes military displays and performances, with the Blue Angels as a key attraction.
The Blue Angels' Sunday show began at 3 p.m., after other scheduled performances by the Navy Parachute Team and military aircraft demonstrations.
The event, held between the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz, draws large crowds and features a unique performance by a United Airlines 777.