A fog advisory was issued for parts of central Alberta on Thursday night with Environment and Climate Change Canada warning that “zero visibility in fog is expected or occurring.”
“Foggy patches have formed in some parts of the region,” the weather agency said on its website. Fog will continue overnight with visibility improving on Friday morning.
The advice stated that driving in such conditions could be dangerous, particularly as visibility had the potential to drop “suddenly to near zero”.
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