Potential travel issues related to fog are thinning out faster than expected, although fog may remain in place through mid-morning across the KVOE listening area.
A dense fog advisory for Chase and Greenwood counties has been canceled.
Fog could still be dense in pockets until it finally lifts, so drivers are asked to be cautious while fog persists. After that, showers are possible across Lyon and surrounding counties Tuesday afternoon into early evening.
5:15 am Tuesday: Fog possible areawide; dense fog advisory for Chase and Greenwood counties through 10 am
Thick fog could well be a travel problem Tuesday morning.
A dense fog advisory is up for Chase and Greenwood counties until 10 am. The National Weather Service is expecting visibility to get down to a quarter-mile or less in a lot of locations in those counties and, in general, the southeast quarter of Kansas.
Elsewhere in our area, fog could persist through the morning commute — and even in Lyon County, visibility could get down to a half-mile in some low-lying areas.
If you’re driving, slow down. Use your low beam headlights and leave plenty of distance ahead of you.
We’ll keep you updated on KVOE and KVOE.com.
