California Weather: Dense Fog Lingers in Hanford Area This Morning, Clearing Expected by Noon

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Hanford, CA – A dense fog advisory remains in effect across the San Joaquin Valley through noon today, creating hazardous travel conditions for residents and commuters. Visibility may drop below 800 feet in some areas, with severe impacts expected along major routes such as Highway 198 and Interstate 5.

According to the National Weather Service, the advisory covers regions from Merced County to Kern County, including cities like Hanford, Visalia, and Fresno. Motorists are urged to slow down, maintain extra following distance, and use low-beam headlights when driving through foggy stretches. Officials warn that visibility could fall to a quarter mile or less at times, significantly increasing the risk of accidents.

The weather is expected to improve after midday, with gradual clearing and sunny skies forecast for the afternoon. However, patchy fog is predicted to return overnight and may persist into Sunday morning. Temperatures today will peak near 62°F, with calm winds contributing to lingering fog development.

Looking ahead, widespread fog is expected to dominate the region’s early-week weather pattern, with Monday morning posing additional visibility concerns. Temperatures will remain consistent, with highs around the upper 50s and lows in the mid-30s. Drivers are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and allow extra travel time when commuting during foggy periods.

Stay informed by checking updates from the National Weather Service and local emergency management agencies.

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