Omaha, NE – Thick fog blanketed parts of the Midwest on Christmas morning, creating hazardous travel conditions across 10 states, including Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri.
According to the National Weather Service, dense fog advisories remain in effect until noon, with visibility reduced to a quarter mile or less in affected areas. Freezing fog has been reported, leading to slick roads, particularly on bridges and untreated surfaces.
The advisory spans from northeast Kansas and east-central Nebraska to southwest Iowa and parts of South Dakota. Major cities, including Omaha, Lincoln, and Kansas City, are under alert. Drivers are urged to reduce speed, use headlights, and maintain safe following distances.
Travelers headed to holiday gatherings should anticipate delays. Those navigating highways like I-80 and I-70 are advised to exercise caution, as freezing conditions could worsen during early morning hours.
Authorities recommend checking local weather updates before heading out. Conditions are expected to improve by midday as temperatures rise slightly.
Stay safe and plan accordingly as this dense fog impacts holiday plans across the Midwest.
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