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

Update: Dense Fog Advisory Expiring Soon for Geneva and Houston Counties

The dense fog advisory issued for Geneva and Houston counties will expire at 8 a.m. The National Weather Service reports that "patchy areas of dense fog remain across southeastern Alabama, but it should begin to lift and dissipate in the next 30 minutes or so."

What a Dense Fog Advisory Means

A dense fog advisory indicates that widespread dense fog has developed, reducing visibility to a quarter-mile or less. These conditions create hazardous travel situations.

Travel Safety Tips in Foggy Conditions

Slow down and allow extra time to reach your destination safely.
Use low-beam headlights to make your vehicle visible, as they also activate your taillights.
Use fog lights if your vehicle has them.
Avoid high-beam lights, since they cause glare and reduce visibility.
Maintain a safe following distance to handle sudden stops or changing traffic patterns.
Follow the lane markings to stay in your lane.
If visibility drops near zero, turn on your hazard lights and find a safe place to pull over, such as a parking lot.

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

Travelers should consider postponing trips during fog advisories due to the increased risks on the road.

Author's summary: The dense fog advisory for Geneva and Houston counties is ending soon; drivers should remain cautious by reducing speed, using proper lights, and pulling over if visibility becomes dangerously low.

al.com — 2025-11-07

Update: Dense Fog Advisory Expiring Soon for Geneva and Houston Counties

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