...PATCHY DENSE FOG OVER THE VIRGINIA PIEDMONT, INTERIOR
SOUTHEAST VIRGINIA, AND INTERIOR NORTHEAST NORTH CAROLINA EARLY
THIS MORNING...
Patchy dense fog has developed over much of the Virginia Piedmont,
interior southeast Virginia, and interior northeast North Carolina
early this morning. A few observation sites have reported 1/2-1
mile visibility. Not all locations will see fog, but in the
places it has formed, it could remain dense prior to and just
after sunrise.
Motorists should be alert for sudden changes in visibility due to
the areas of dense fog. Drive at reduced speeds...watch for
children at school bus stops...and use low beam headlights only.

...Areas of fog this morning...
Areas of fog continue to develop this morning. Visibilities vary
from place to place, but are down to one half mile or less in
many locations. The fog will continue through sunrise then begin
to burn off and dissipate between 8 and 9 AM.
Motorists should be alert for sudden changes in visibility due to
the areas of dense fog. Drive at reduced speeds...watch for
children at school bus stops...and use low beam headlights only.

...TREES TOPPLING DUE TO SATURATED GROUND...
The recent heavy rainfall of the last several days has left the
ground extremely saturated. This is causing many trees to topple
even with little or no wind. If you live in or drive through
wooded areas, remain especially alert for the potential of downed
trees. Consider altering your route or staying in the interior of
the lowest level of your home or office to avoid weakened trees
that may fall tonight and tomorrow.