Residents of Lancaster, Chesterfield, Newberry, Fairfield, and Kershaw counties were put on alert after the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a warning late Monday night for patchy dense fog. This advisory is in effect until Tuesday at 3 a.m. It seems that Mother Nature is playing tricks on all of us, covering our cozy neighborhoods with an unexpected blanket of fog!
So, what’s all this fog about? Well, according to the NWS, observations show that patchy dense fog has rolled into the northern part of our beloved Lancaster area. While it might not be everywhere, don’t let your guard down—when you do encounter the fog, it could be thick enough to reduce visibility to just *half a mile or even less*. This is definitely not the time to be on cruise control!
Now, before you get out to head to your favorite late-night snack joint or to catch up with friends, please remember that driving conditions could get a bit tricky. The fog might be patchy, but it can turn into a major visibility issue in no time. A smidgen of caution goes a long way!
The NWS has offered some sage advice that everyone should consider if you find yourself behind the wheel during these foggy conditions:
As you navigate these murky conditions, adhering to the safety tips offered by the NWS can significantly help reduce the chances of having an accident. Remember, your safety and the safety of others on the road should always be the top priority.
So, whether you’re picking up some late-night munchies, or just taking your furry friend out for a stroll, keep these tips in mind and drive safely, Lancaster! Let’s all do our part to ensure that we can continue enjoying our community safely and soundly. Make sure to check in on your neighbors too—just another way to keep the spirit of community strong even when visibility is low!
Stay alert, South Carolina, and let’s hope for clearer skies ahead!
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