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Dense Fog Advisories right now

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Yes: 1 Dense Fog Advisory in effect in 1 state Montana (1)

Every active Dense Fog Advisory in the United States from the National Weather Service, refreshed every few minutes, with what it means and what to do.

Active dense fog advisorys
1
States affected
1 MT
Next to expire
Mon 12:00 pm MDT
Most recently issued
Sun 1:05 pm MDT
Winter Weather Advisories now
6
All NWS alerts now
415

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Are there any dense fog advisorys right now?

The National Weather Service has 1 active Dense Fog Advisory as of Sun 7:18 pm EDT, covering parts of Montana.

There are also 6 Winter Weather Advisories in effect.

The longest-running ends Mon 12:00 pm MDT for Elkhorn and Boulder Mountains; Canyon Ferry Area; Missouri Headwaters; Madison River Valley; Gallatin Valley; Northwest....

Active Dense Fog Advisories

StateArea (counties / zones)IssuedExpiresCities
MTElkhorn and Boulder Mountains; Canyon Ferry Area; Missouri Headwaters; Madison River Valley; Gallatin Valley; Northwest Beaverhead County; Beaverhead and...Sun 1:05 pm MDTMon 12:00 pm MDTBozeman

Times are in the local time of the (first) state the alert covers. City links show places on our list inside the alert area (by polygon or NWS zone code).

What a Dense Fog Advisory means

Fog is reducing visibility to a quarter mile (400 m) or less over a widespread area.

What to do during a Dense Fog Advisory

Drive slowly with low-beam headlights, leave extra distance and expect flight delays.

Watch vs warning vs advisory

A watch means the ingredients are in place and the hazard is possible: be prepared. A warning means the hazard is happening, imminent or very likely: act now to protect life and property. An advisory is for less severe conditions that are still a nuisance or risky, and a statement is information that falls below those levels.

The companion product to the Dense Fog Advisory is the Winter Weather Advisory, with 6 active now.

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Data: NOAA National Weather Service.