Bay Area Wakes Up to Thick Fog Blanketing Region

Visibility for many locations was reduced to a quarter-mile or less

Many Bay Area residents are waking up Tuesday to thick fog blanketing their neighborhoods. Thom Jensen reports.

Many Bay Area residents woke up Tuesday to thick fog blanketing their neighborhoods.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for much of the Bay Area as a result of conditions, but that advisory expired at 10 a.m.

Visibility for many locations, including the region's three major airports, was reduced to a quarter-mile or less, the weather service reported around 5 a.m.

The reduced visibility made for difficult and tricky driving conditions. Motorists were advised to slow down and use their low-beam lights.

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