The National Weather Service forecast in the greater San Francisco Bay Area on Tuesday morning called for patchy dense fog in the morning before skies gradually clear for sunshine. Forecasters expect fog to spread south, impacting more of the bay shoreline and Santa Clara Valley by sunrise. The dense fog advisory expired at 11 a. Tuesday, but some parts of the region including the San Mateo Bridge and the Bay Bridge were still enshrouded in mist well after that.
Reduced visibility down to a quarter mile was being reported in some areas, with SFO reporting visibility down to a 16th of a mile. As of a. Good morning - dense fog continues much of the Bay Area this morning with visibilities less than a quarter mile being reported. Dense Fog Advisories remain in effect until 11 AM.
CAwx pic. Drivers impacted by the fog are advised to make their vehicles visible to others both ahead of you and behind you by using their low-beam headlights or fog lights if available. Drivers should never use your high-beam lights. Overnight lows are pegged to be in the 40s in the region, with some areas around the bay dropping into the 50s.
A weather system is on track to arrive early Wednesday morning, bringing rain to the region. Another batch of showers will follow that up on Thursday, with the total rainfall in the 0. I've been fascinated with the weather for as long as I can remember - at the age of 4, I happened to be looking out the kitchen window when lightning struck a neighbor's house, and in kindergarten a tornado skirted the town where my family lived. Dense fog blankets Bay Area Tuesday morning.
Paul Heggen. I've been fascinated with the weather for as long as I can remember - at the age of 4, I happened to be looking out the kitchen window when lightning struck a neighbor's house, and in kindergarten a tornado skirted the town where my family lived Twitter Facebook.
