Update: The current dense fog advisory for Geneva and Houston counties will be expiring at 8 a.m.

Update on Dense Fog Advisory for Geneva and Houston Counties

The dense fog advisory for Geneva and Houston counties is expected to expire at 8 a.m.

The National Weather Service reports,

"Patchy areas of dense fog remain across southeastern Alabama, but it should begin to lift and dissipate in the next 30 minutes or so."

Understanding the Dense Fog Advisory

A dense fog advisory indicates widespread dense fog has developed, reducing visibility to a quarter-mile or less. Such conditions significantly impact travel safety.

Safety Tips for Driving in Foggy Conditions

Slow down and allow extra time to reach your destination safely.
Use low-beam headlights to ensure your vehicle is visible, which also activates your taillights.
If available, turn on fog lights for better visibility.
Avoid high-beam headlights as they cause glare and reduce visibility.
Maintain a safe following distance to accommodate sudden stops or changing traffic.
Use road lane markings to stay properly aligned in your lane.
If visibility nears zero, turn on hazard lights and pull over safely, such as in a nearby parking lot, to wait out the fog.

Author's summary: The dense fog advisory for Geneva and Houston counties will end soon; drivers should remain cautious and follow safety guidelines when navigating foggy roads.

al.com — 2025-11-07

Update on Dense Fog Advisory for Geneva and Houston Counties

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