Dense Fog Advisory for Geneva and Houston Counties Ends at 8 a.m.
The National Weather Service reported that the advisory for Geneva and Houston counties will expire at 8 a.m. Patchy areas of dense fog still linger across southeastern Alabama but are expected to lift and dissipate within about 30 minutes.
"Patchy areas of dense fog remain across southeastern Alabama, but it should begin to lift and dissipate in the next 30 minutes or so," said the National Weather Service.
A dense fog advisory indicates widespread fog that reduces visibility to a quarter-mile or less. Such conditions can make driving hazardous, so motorists are urged to use caution or delay travel if possible.
Driving Safety Tips During Fog
- Reduce speed and allow extra travel time.
- Use low-beam headlights to stay visible to others; fog lights are also effective if available.
- Avoid using high beams, as they cause glare and make it harder to see the road ahead.
- Maintain a generous following distance to anticipate sudden braking or traffic changes.
- Use lane markings to ensure you remain in your lane.
- If visibility drops near zero, turn on hazard lights and stop in a safe location, such as a parking area.
Summary
The morning fog in southeastern Alabama is lifting, but drivers should remain cautious and follow safety recommendations while on the road.
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