Los Angeles County is currently under a dense fog advisory until 9 a.m., as announced by the National Weather Service. The affected areas include several locations in Santa Barbara County and Los Angeles County, including beaches and inland areas. The advisory warns of visibility drops to a quarter-mile or less, making driving conditions hazardous.
The NWS has provided guidance for navigating foggy conditions, advising drivers to reduce speed, ensure visibility with low-beam headlights, maintain safe following distances, and stay in their lane. In situations of near-zero visibility, drivers should activate hazard lights and find a safe location to pull over.
By following these safety tips from the NWS, drivers can minimize the risk of accidents and prioritize their well-being. It is recommended to delay trips if possible, and if driving is necessary, to exercise caution and adhere to the provided guidelines.
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