Tallahassee, Florida – Florida’s capital woke up under a thick blanket of fog Saturday morning as drivers across Tallahassee encountered rapidly changing visibility during early commutes. Brake lights blurred into the gray, and familiar landmarks disappeared within seconds as dense fog settled across major roadways.
A Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect through the morning hours, with visibility dropping to less than one-quarter mile in several locations. Conditions are especially hazardous along Capital Circle, U.S. 27, and stretches of Interstate 10, where fog tends to pool in low-lying areas.
Dense Fog Advisory Covers Big Bend and Panhandle
According to the National Weather Service, calm winds combined with saturated overnight air allowed fog to thicken before sunrise. Meteorologists say the advisory stretches across much of the Big Bend and Florida Panhandle, where drivers may briefly encounter near whiteout conditions.
The fog developed quickly in some areas, catching early travelers off guard. Visibility can vary dramatically from one block to the next, making sudden slowdowns more likely during peak morning travel.
Morning Conditions and Temperatures
Early morning temperatures hovered in the mid-50s, creating ideal conditions for moisture-heavy air to cling close to the ground. While no freezing concerns exist, the dense fog significantly limits reaction time for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians…