Dense fog review in Columbus, Ohio

Columbus, Ohio – The team of 10 meteorological impact published an impact alert on 10 weather for this morning, because the dense fog affects a large part of the center of Ohio.

A dense fog notice was published until 10 a.m. and visibility will fall to half a thousand sometimes.

Be careful in the coming hours and especially during the morning trip. Make sure you keep your bundles low and leave a lot of space between you and the car in front of you.

The fog will gradually become clearing up after sunrise, most of the fog are absent at 10 a.m.

Sun and pleasant conditions are expected for the rest of our Friday!

What is a dense fog opinion?

According to the National Weather Service, a Dense fog opinion is published by your local office of national meteorological services when the widespread dense fog develops. When this happens, visibility frequently falls a quarter of a mile or less. These conditions make travel difficult. Take more caution when you are on the road or avoid driving if possible.

A Fog is published by your local National Meteorological Service Office when the fog develops and the surface temperatures are freezing or below. The tiny liquid droplets in the fog can be geared instantly on any surface, including vehicles and road surfaces. Freezing fog makes driving, pleasure navigation, theft and other forms of transport particularly dangerous. Visibities are generally 1 lower or lower mile.

What to do when driving in fog

The NWS says that if you have to drive in misty conditions, keep in mind the following security advice:

• Slow down and leave more time to reach your destination.
• Make your vehicle visible for others both in front of you and behind you using your low beam headlights, as it means that your rear lights will also be on. Use fog lights if you have them.
• Never use your high beam lights. The use of highlights causes a shine, which makes you more difficult to see what awaits you on the road.
• Leave a lot of distance between you and the vehicle in front of you to take into account sudden stops or changes in the traffic model.
• To make sure you stay on the right track, follow the lines on the road with your eyes.
• In the extremely dense fog where visibility is close to zero, the best line of driving is first to light your risk lights, then simply enter a safe location such as a parking lot of a local business and stop.
• If there is no parking or the aisle to remove, pull your vehicle on the side of the road as much as possible. Once you stopped, turn off all the lights except for your flashing lights, adjust the emergency brake and remove your foot from the brake pedal to be sure that the rear lights are not illuminated so that the other drivers do not meet you by mistake.