The National Weather Service offices in Topeka and Wichita have issued dense fog advisories that cover the KVOE listening area.
All area counties are in advisories that now last until 9 am Tuesday.
Visibility will be a quarter-mile or less, although the dense fog will be patchy — meaning sudden issues with visibility. With temperatures in the mid- and upper 20s overnight, freezing fog is also possible.
If you are driving and encounter fog, slow down. Use low-beam headlights and give lots of distance between you and other drivers.
5 pm Monday: Patchy dense freezing fog possible areawide into Tuesday
A foggy start to Tuesday is possible across the Flint Hills.
Patchy fog is now likely as early as Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service. Fog may last until late Tuesday morning.
Fog could be thick at times. It also likely will freeze on different surfaces with temperatures dropping to the mid- and upper 20s.
Freezing fog is possible again Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
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