Severe Weather and Heavy Rain Along the Central Gulf Coast; Pacific Storm in the Northwest

Showers and thunderstorms pose a risk for a couple of tornadoes, occasional damaging gusts, and some scattered flash flooding along the central Gulf Coast. A Pacific storm system continues to bring gusty winds, lower elevation rain, and hazardous mountain snow to the northwestern U.S.. Read More >

Today's Weather Impact Levels (click on specific hazard for details)

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Reduced Visibility Hazard

About Dense Fog and Smoke

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None	No visibilities below 1/4 mile.
Slight	Patchy (1-20% coverage) visibilities below 1/4 mile possible.
Moderate	Areas (30-50% coverage) of visibility below 1/4 mile possible.
High	Widespread (60-100% coverage) visibilities below 1/4 mile possible.

Visibility Impact Statement

Visibility: Patchy fog should develop late tonight into early Tuesday morning over South Florida especially over the interior and west coast metro areas. Visibility could drop below a quarter mile at times in the fog.

For additional hazard information, view the full Hazardous Weather Outlook text. During a tropical cyclone situation, view the Hurricane Local Statement for additional hazard details.

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Severe Weather and Heavy Rain Along the Central Gulf Coast; Pacific Storm in the Northwest

Hazardous Weather Outlook - Visibility