Nashville, TN – A dense fog advisory is in effect for much of Middle Tennessee, causing hazardous driving conditions during the Thursday morning commute. The National Weather Service has warned that visibility may be reduced to less than a quarter mile in some areas, especially on major highways like I-65, I-40, and I-24. Motorists are advised to use extreme caution while driving through affected areas, as low visibility can increase the risk of accidents.
According to the National Weather Service, the dense fog is expected to linger until at least 9 AM. Drivers are encouraged to use low-beam headlights, slow down, and maintain a safe following distance to avoid collisions. Areas such as Nashville, Goodlettsville, Lebanon, and Murfreesboro are experiencing the most significant fog, with limited visibility reported on both city streets and rural roads. Commuters should prepare for potential delays and allow extra travel time.
Today’s Forecast and Weekend Preview
After the fog lifts later this morning, skies will clear, and sunny conditions are expected across the region. Temperatures will reach a high of 83°F by the afternoon. Thursday night will remain mostly clear, with lows dipping to around 63°F. Friday promises more sunshine with a high near 86°F, making for a pleasant start to the weekend.
Looking ahead, Saturday will continue the trend of sunny skies, with temperatures climbing to a high of 87°F. However, more patchy fog could return during the early morning hours of Sunday, so drivers should remain cautious over the weekend. Next week is expected to bring mild, sunny weather, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s.
