Until 10:30 AM Fri·Issued 8:37 AM Fri Oct 23·NWS Northern Indiana
Special Weather Statement issued October 23 at 8:37AM EDT by NWS Northern Indiana
Details
An area of low clouds and fog across portions of southeast lower Michigan and northwest Ohio will continue to drift west and southwest through 1030 AM EDT. The greatest impacts are expected east of Interstate 69 and north of Route 30. Visibilities of one half mile or less are possible early this morning, with localized visibilities briefly dropping as low as one quarter of a mile or less in the denser fog patches. Motorists should be prepared for rapidly changing and varying visibilities early this morning as visibilities may change dramatically across short distances. The fog should quickly dissipate later this morning.
From the National Weather Service. In an emergency follow the instructions of local officials.
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