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  • Dense Fog Advisory issued through Tuesday morning


    A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Madison, Morgan, Marshall, Jackson and DeKalb Counties in Alabama until 6 a.m. Tuesday.

    Freezing fog may limit visibility to one-quarter mile or less. Freezing fog is when there is fog when the air temperature is at or below freezing.

    If the fog is thick, moisture that makes up the fog may come in contact with the ground, leading to a thin glaze of ice on surfaces at or below freezing.

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    Attention all residents and travelers in the area: A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued through Tuesday morning. Please use caution while driving and allow for extra time to reach your destination. Visibility may be significantly reduced, so make sure to use your headlights and drive at reduced speeds. Stay safe out there! #DenseFogAdvisory #SafetyFirst

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  • North Alabama under a dense fog advisory until Tuesday morning


    On Tuesday at 4:32 a.m. the National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory in effect until 9 a.m. for Madison, Morgan, Marshall, Jackson, DeKalb and Cullman counties.

    The weather service states, “Visibility of one-quarter of a mile or less in dense freezing fog. The freezing fog may create a very thin glaze of ice on elevated and exposed surfaces.”

    “The combination of low visibility and the potential for a thin glaze of ice on bridges and overpasses will make driving conditions hazardous in locations where fog has developed,” describes the weather service. “If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you.”

    Navigating fog: Safety tips by the weather service

    If a dense fog advisory is issued for your area, it means that widespread dense fog has developed and visibility often drops to just a quarter-mile or less. These conditions can make driving challenging, so exercise extreme caution on the road, and if possible, consider delaying your trip.

    If driving through fog becomes inevitable, remember these safety guidelines:

    Reduce speed:

    Slow down and allocate extra travel time to reach your destination safely.

    Visibility priority:

    Ensure your vehicle is visible to others by using low-beam headlights, which also activate your taillights. If available, employ your fog lights.

    Avoid high-beams:

    Refrain from using high-beam headlights, as they create glare that impairs your visibility on the road.

    Keep your distance:

    Keep a considerable following distance to account for sudden stops or shifts in traffic patterns.

    Stay in your lane:

    To ensure you are staying in the correct lane, use the road’s lane markings as a guide.

    Visibility near zero:

    In cases of near-zero visibility due to dense fog, initiate your hazard lights and locate a secure spot, such as a nearby business parking area, to pull over and come to a halt.

    No parking options:

    If no designated parking area is available, pull your vehicle as far off the road as possible. Once stationary, deactivate all lights except the hazard flashers, engage the emergency brake, and release the brake pedal to ensure your tail lights are not illuminated, reducing the risk of other drivers colliding with your stationary vehicle.

    By adhering to these recommendations from the weather service, you can navigate foggy conditions with greater safety, mitigating the risk of accidents and prioritizing your well-being.

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    Attention North Alabama residents: a dense fog advisory has been issued for our area until Tuesday morning. Please use caution while driving and allow for extra travel time to reach your destination safely. Remember to use your headlights and drive at reduced speeds to help ensure everyone’s safety on the roads. Stay updated on weather conditions and road closures, and be prepared for potential delays. Let’s all work together to navigate through this foggy weather and arrive at our destinations safely. Stay safe, North Alabama!

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  • South Florida rings in New Year’s Eve under dense fog advisory

    South Florida rings in New Year’s Eve under dense fog advisory


    PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – South Florida residents woke up Tuesday to dense fog on the final day of 2024, prompting a dense fog advisory for Broward, Miami-Dade, and surrounding areas until 10 a.m.

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    The thick fog is causing reduced visibility, particularly in inland areas like Alligator Alley and Homestead, where visibility is less than a mile.

    Local 10 Meteorologist Julie Durda explained the weather phenomenon, attributing the fog to warm surface temperatures interacting with cooler air, creating low-level condensation.

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    She said coastal areas, including Pompano Beach, are seeing slightly better visibility at 1.5 miles, while the Florida Keys remain mostly clear with 10-mile visibility.

    Temperatures started in the upper 60s to low 70s, matching dew points and adding to the humid conditions. Winds are calm this morning, and once the fog clears, South Florida is expected to enjoy abundant sunshine with a slight chance of showers.

    Durda noted that a weak front near Lake Okeechobee is bringing some atmospheric instability, but the forecast for the rest of the day is warm and sunny, with highs potentially reaching record levels.

    As South Florida prepares to ring in the New Year, motorists are advised to drive cautiously in low-visibility areas, particularly along Alligator Alley and other fog-prone routes.

    Stay tuned for updates on your New Year’s Eve weather and local celebrations as the region gets ready to welcome 2025.

    For the hour-by-hour forecast and a live radar, visit this page.

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    As South Florida prepares to ring in the New Year, residents and visitors are being urged to use caution due to a dense fog advisory in effect for the region. The National Weather Service issued the advisory, warning of reduced visibility and potentially hazardous driving conditions.

    Despite the foggy conditions, many events and celebrations are still planned throughout South Florida to welcome 2022 with cheer and excitement. From fireworks displays to parties and concerts, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the start of a new year.

    As you make your plans for New Year’s Eve, be sure to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of those around you. Whether you’re attending a party, watching fireworks, or just enjoying a quiet evening at home, make sure to keep an eye on the weather and be prepared for the foggy conditions.

    From all of us here in South Florida, we wish you a happy and safe New Year’s Eve! Cheers to a bright and prosperous 2022! #NewYearsEve #SouthFlorida #FogAdvisory

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  • Dense fog covering the Gulf Coast for final day of 2024

    Dense fog covering the Gulf Coast for final day of 2024


    Dense fog covering the Gulf Coast for final day of 2024

    Widespread fog will make visibility challenging for parts of the Gulf Coast through mid-morning Tuesday.

    WALK OR RUN THE 5 K. >> I THINK ALL >> STARTING TO RUN UNTIL, YOU KNOW, THERE WERE NO MORE VIEWERS ALONG THE RUNNING PATH IN WATER A LITTLE BIT. AND THEN WHEN I CAME CLOSE TO THE FINISH LINE AND START RUNNING AGAIN TO GET BACK UP AGAIN. YEAH. BUT THEN WELL, NO, I I WOULD TAKE A QUICK PAUSE, STRUCK SUCH BREATH AND THEN RUN AGAIN. OKAY. JUST PACING YOURSELF. TIME PROBABLY WOULDN’T BE THAT GOOD. BUT I RUNNING IN THE FOG. YEAH ABOUT THAT. YEAH. I MEAN, IT’S GONNA BE A LITTLE BIT FOGGY THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS, AT LEAST AND SOME FOG KIND OF LINGERING THERE ALONG THE BEACHES. I DON’T THINK IT’LL BE, YOU KNOW, THICK ENOUGH SO THAT THE RUNNERS OR YOUR CASE, THE WATER AS WE LOOK LIVE FROM FORT MYERS BEACH, MARGARITA VILLE BEACH RESORT. YOU CAN SEE THE VISIBILITY NOT TOO BAD. THERE WAS ACTUALLY A LOT WORSE EARLIER AND THE THE NIGHT AND YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND SOME OF THAT SEA FOG STARTING TO ROLL. AND CHECK THIS OUT ALONG THE COAST. FOG NOT QUITE AS THICK. IT IS MORE DENSE AS YOU GET OVER THE LAND AND IN PARTICULAR A LITTLE BIT DEEPER INLAND EAST OF I-75 AREAS IN THE RED IMMOKALEE ACROSS ALLIGATOR ALLEY NEAR LABELLE CLEWISTON AND PALMDALE. THAT’S WHERE THE VISIBILITY IS BELOW A QUARTER MILE. THAT’S WHERE IT’S REALLY TOUGH TO EVEN SEE THE CAR IN FRONT OF YOU. SO MAKE SURE TO USE THOSE LOW BEAMS. GORDA AIRPORT. WE’RE ACTUALLY SEEING SOME IMPROVING VISIBILITY, BUT I THINK WE’RE GOING TO SEE SOME MORE AREAS OF FOG BEGIN TO SETTLE IN HERE, CONTINUE TO SETTLE IN AS WE GO THROUGH THE NEXT FEW HOURS. WE HAVE A DENSE FOG ADVISORIES FOR ALL OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA UNTIL 10:00AM 69 DEGREES. NOT FEELING TOO BAD THERE AT THE AIRPORT AT THAT LIGHT BREEZE OUT OF THE SOUTH-SOUTHWEST NEAR 5 MILES PER HOUR. SO HERE’S A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR FUTURE CAST TODAY. AND YOU CAN SEE THIS FOG BANKS. THERE’S ONE COLLIER COUNTY. HERE’S ANOTHER ONE UP IN A CHARLOTTE AND DESOTO COUNTY. SO WATCHING THOSE OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS, YOU CAN SEE BY 10, 30 11 O’CLOCK. MOST OF THAT’S GONE. BUT I JUST CAN’T RULE OUT SOME SEA FOG HERE RIGHT ALONG THE BEACHES AND EVEN FARTHER OFFSHORE LATER IN THE MORNING AND EVEN INTO THE AFTERNOON OF SEEING SOME OF OUR FORECAST MODELS HINTING OF THAT POSSIBILITY, RAIN CHANCES PRETTY MINIMAL. YOU CAN SEE ONE OR 2 SHOWERS TRYING TO GET GOING HERE ACROSS THE ALLEY OVER INLAND SECTIONS OF COLLIER COUNTY. BUT I THINK YOU FIND SLEEPING THE UMBRELLA AT HOME AND THEN BY 05:36PM, TONIGHT, A BLEND OF SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS. AND THEN AFTER SUNSET, WE’LL SEE SOME MORE FOG DEVELOPING. I THINK SOME OF THAT WILL KIND OF HANG CLOSE TO THE COAST EARLY ON TONIGHT. SO HERE’S MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. 2025 HERE WE COME. AND WE ACTUALLY HAVE A COLD FRONT COMING OUR WAY AS WELL FROM THE NORTHWEST. NOW, THIS IS GOING TO MOVE THROUGH WITHOUT MUCH IN THE WAY OF RAIN. AND I THINK WE’RE GOING TO SEE ANY RAIN WITH THIS. BUT THIS STILL THAT POTENTIAL INTO EARLY TOMORROW MORNING TO SEE SOME OF THAT FOG. AND YOU CAN SEE THERE IT GOES AGAIN. DEVELOPING ACROSS A GOOD PORTION OF THE GULF COAST. LIKELY NOT LASTING TOO LONG. I THINK BY 9.10, O’CLOCK THE FOG’S GONE FOR NEW YEAR’S DAY. HERE’S YOUR NEW YEAR’S EVE FORECAST ARE ON THE WAY UP TO THE UPPER 70’S FEELING PRETTY GOOD. 12 O’CLOCK. ONCE THAT FOG IS GONE FOR THE MOST PART, SUNNY AND 75 JUST A 10% RAIN CHANCE 06:00PM. WE’RE DOWN TO 73 DEGREES. SO FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE TODAY, WE’VE GOT THAT FOG UNTIL 9 TO 10 O’CLOCK. OTHERWISE PARTLY CLOUDY WITH A STRAY SHOWER. AS WE WARM UP JUST SHY OF 80 DEGREES. YOU’RE HEADING OUT TO THE CAPE THIS EVENING EVENT BEGINS AT 06:00PM. BUT THAT EARLY BALL DROP AT 08:00PM, SOME PATCHY FOG POSSIBLE MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. MID 60’S FEELING PRETTY GOOD. WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE THAT COOL WEATHER ARRIVE UNTIL NEW YEAR’S DAY. AND IT’S JUST GOING TO BE A LITTLE COOLER. 77 DEGREES THAT DROP IN HUMIDITY. THAT’S ONE OF THE THINGS YOU’LL NOTICE AND THEN CHILLIER FOR THE WEEKEND IS SOMETHING ELSE ON THE HORIZON WANT TO MENTION BECAUSE THERE’S BEEN A LOT OF CHATTER ON SOCIAL MEDIA, NOT THIS WEEKEND, BUT NEXT WEEKEND WE’RE SEEING SOME STRONG SIGNALS THAT AN ARCTIC AIR MASS WILL SHIFT DOWN ACROSS THE EASTERN U.S. AND EVEN INTO THE FLORIDA PENINSULA. WE’LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT IN DETAIL COMING UP IN THE NEXT HALF HOUR. BUT LOOKING AT THE NEXT 10 DAYS, CHECK OUT THE WEEKEND AFTER A COUPLE DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, THE MID 70’S, WE’RE DOWN INTO THE UPPER 60’S AND LO

    Dense fog covering the Gulf Coast for final day of 2024

    Widespread fog will make visibility challenging for parts of the Gulf Coast through mid-morning Tuesday.

    A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the Gulf Coast until 10 a.m., and the fog could stick around longer along the coast. After the fog lifts, expect another warm and sunny day, with daytime highs in the upper-70s. Humidity will also be somewhat high this afternoon, but we’re in store for some more pleasant weather this evening if you have any plans for New Year’s Eve. Temperatures will drop into the upper 60’s by midnight. Just watch out for areas of fog if you’re going to be driving home late tonight. Our next cold front will move through the area overnight, bringing us slightly cooler and drier weather for the second half of the week.

    A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the Gulf Coast until 10 a.m., and the fog could stick around longer along the coast.

    After the fog lifts, expect another warm and sunny day, with daytime highs in the upper-70s.

    Humidity will also be somewhat high this afternoon, but we’re in store for some more pleasant weather this evening if you have any plans for New Year’s Eve.

    Temperatures will drop into the upper 60’s by midnight. Just watch out for areas of fog if you’re going to be driving home late tonight.

    Our next cold front will move through the area overnight, bringing us slightly cooler and drier weather for the second half of the week.



    As the year comes to a close, the Gulf Coast is shrouded in a thick blanket of dense fog. Visibility is reduced to a few feet in some areas, making travel treacherous and navigation difficult.

    The eerie mist hangs low over the water, casting a mysterious and almost ominous vibe over the coastal towns. The sound of fog horns and distant ship bells can be heard echoing through the fog, adding to the eerie atmosphere.

    As we bid farewell to 2024, let us remember to take extra precautions while driving or boating in these hazardous conditions. Stay safe and may the fog lift soon, revealing a clear path to a bright and promising new year. Happy New Year to all!

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  • Dense fog this morning, with rain on the way

    Dense fog this morning, with rain on the way


    Dense fog this morning, with rain on the way

    A Dense Fog Advisory goes until noon on Sunday. Rain will follow close by moving in by 2 PM for York country and Southern Franklin County, tracking north. Rain will be scattered and moving out a little after sundown. More impact weather is in the forecast as Monday approaches.The details here:

    A Dense Fog Advisory goes until noon on Sunday. Rain will follow close by moving in by 2 PM for York country and Southern Franklin County, tracking north. Rain will be scattered and moving out a little after sundown.

    More impact weather is in the forecast as Monday approaches.

    The details here:



    The morning greeted us with dense fog blanketing the landscape, creating an eerie and mysterious atmosphere. Visibility was reduced to just a few feet, making it challenging to navigate the roads safely.

    As we peer through the thick veil of fog, we can sense that rain is on the way. The air is heavy with moisture, and the clouds above are dark and foreboding. It seems like a storm is brewing, ready to unleash its fury upon us.

    With the combination of dense fog and impending rain, it’s important to exercise caution and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Make sure to drive slowly, use your headlights, and stay alert for any hazards on the road.

    Stay safe, everyone, and brace yourselves for the coming storm. The weather may be unpredictable, but with a little bit of caution and preparation, we can weather any storm that comes our way.

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  • Dense fog tonight, severe threat on Saturday

    Dense fog tonight, severe threat on Saturday


    Before the storms on Saturday, dense fog will be a possibility. Visibilities have a chance of dropping below one quarter of a mile. After the fog, the main headline becomes the threat of severe weather, including tornadoes. 

    Tonight & Tomorrow: Clouds will begin to build once again as we move into the overnight hours. These will be very low clouds, and will eventually reach the ground as fog. A ***Dense Fog Advisory*** has been issued for the entire Capital Area. This will go into effect from 6 PM this evening until 10 AM tomorrow morning. Lows will be in the middle 60s. Showers and some thunderstorms will start to increase in coverage in the morning hours. Expected isolated to scattered storms throughout the rest of the morning and into the afternoon. These do have the chance of becoming severe, but is an overall lower threat. The best chance of severe weather will be with a widespread line of storms in the evening. Isolated tornadoes, scattered damaging winds, and spotty instances of hail cannot be ruled out. Other than the storms, it will be a warm day with highs in the upper 70s. 

    Up Next: By early Sunday morning, a cold front will finally push through the state, ending the severe weather threat and bringing back dry and sunny conditions. No major temperature drop will follow this front. Another cold front will pass on Tuesday, and finally bring cooler temperatures for the start of 2025.


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    Attention all residents,
    Please be advised that we are expecting dense fog to develop tonight, reducing visibility and potentially causing hazardous driving conditions. Please exercise caution if you need to be out on the roads.

    Additionally, we are closely monitoring a severe weather threat for Saturday. Strong storms are expected to move through the area, bringing the potential for damaging winds, hail, and even isolated tornadoes. Please stay tuned to local weather updates and be prepared to take necessary precautions to ensure your safety.

    Stay safe and stay informed. We will continue to provide updates as the situation evolves.

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  • Dense fog still a problem for travelers, rain returns Friday

    Dense fog still a problem for travelers, rain returns Friday


    CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) – Don’t expect drastic visibility improvements until parts of Friday.

    Your First Alert: Patchy Fog this afternoon

    Dense fog remains fairly widespread, though some parts of the TV9 viewing area have seen improvement. Expect this to become a bit worse this evening and overnight, with quarter-mile or less visibility common yet again. Use extra caution if driving tonight, and use the low beams.

    Visibility, in miles, in eastern Iowa
    Visibility, in miles, in eastern Iowa.  
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    Your First Alert: Rainy and mild tonight through Saturday morning

    Scattered showers begin to develop across eastern Iowa after sunset and continue through the night. Rain becomes more widespread by Friday morning and Friday will be a wet day with a slow, steady rain. All precipitation is in liquid form, however, thanks to mild temperatures. Lows are in the upper 30s and low 40s tonight and mid to upper 40s on Friday. Rain continues into Friday night as lows fall into the mid to upper 30s and begins to taper off Saturday morning. Rain moves off to the north on Saturday and we are dry by Saturday night. Highs are in the upper 40s and low 50s on Saturday and low to mid 30s Saturday night

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    Rainy Friday(KCRG First Alert Storm Team)

    Your First Alert: Pattern change on the horizon

    Looking into next week, the weather pattern appears to remain largely calm, with one exception. A disturbance moves through Monday and Monday night into Tuesday morning. This could bring a mix of rain, sleet, and snow to eastern Iowa. Stay tuned for updates in the coming days as we work out details such as timing, impacts, and amounts. Cooler air arrives as we get into the new year. This cooldown marks the return to more seasonable conditions, but nothing overly harsh is expected at this point.

    Cooldown on the way
    Cooldown on the way(KCRG First Alert Storm Team)
    Mild and dreary weather continues on Thursday. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect this morning.



    Many travelers have been facing challenges due to dense fog in various parts of the country, causing delays and disruptions to their plans. The fog has been particularly thick in the early morning and late evening hours, making it difficult for drivers to see clearly on the roads.

    Unfortunately, the fog is expected to persist for the next few days, making it important for travelers to exercise caution and allow extra time for their journeys. It is recommended to use headlights and fog lights, reduce speed, and keep a safe distance from other vehicles to ensure safety on the roads.

    In addition to the fog, rain is forecasted to return on Friday, adding another layer of difficulty for travelers. This combination of fog and rain can create hazardous driving conditions, so it is crucial for travelers to stay informed of weather updates and plan accordingly.

    It is always better to be safe than sorry, so travelers are advised to stay updated on weather conditions, check for any travel advisories, and adjust their travel plans as needed. Stay safe and drive carefully in these challenging weather conditions.

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  • Dense fog Thursday morning, rainy weather into the weekend | Forecast

    Dense fog Thursday morning, rainy weather into the weekend | Forecast


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    Dense fog will slow down the morning commute across southern Wisconsin. Visibility may drop to less than a quarter of a mile in some areas, otherwise, light drizzle will linger throughout the day, with highs near 40 degrees.

    More rain will develop tonight as temperatures stay above freezing, dipping only to the upper 30s. Scattered light showers will persist into Friday and Saturday. The first round of rain on Friday will accompany highs in the middle 40s, and Saturday will see highs in the upper 40s, close to 50 degrees. Rain will taper by Sunday with cooler, drier air in place for early next week.



    Good morning, everyone! As you head out the door this Thursday morning, be sure to drive with caution as dense fog has settled in across the area. Visibility may be reduced, so take your time and use your headlights to stay safe on the roads.

    Looking ahead, it seems like the rainy weather will be sticking around into the weekend. Showers are expected to move in later today and continue on and off through Saturday and Sunday. Be sure to have your umbrella handy and dress accordingly for the wet conditions.

    Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and stay dry out there! Have a great day! #WeatherForecast #RainyDays #StaySafe

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