Dense Fog Advisory in St. Louis as NWS Urges Caution on Roads Until 9 AM CST

The National Weather Service (NWS) in St. Louis, MO, has issued an advisory valid for portions of southwest Illinois and central, east central, northeast, and southeast Missouri. The

Dense Fog Advisory

remains in effect until 9 AM CST this morning, warning of visibility dropping to one-quarter mile or less due to dense fog.

The present weather in St. Louis, according to the latest NWS update, is fair with a temperature standing at a cool 39°F. Humidity levels gripping the area at 86%, creating the conditions for the morning mist that envelops the land in an opaque shroud. The NWS advises, “If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you.”

For those looking forward beyond today, the detailed

forecast

predicts a shift towards sunnier skies post-fog with highs nearing 58 today and potentially increasing to 63 by Saturday. Sunday even promises a warmer high near 68, though this will likely be followed by a 40 percent chance of rain Sunday night into Monday morning.

A reprieve from hazardous weather is then expected, with no alarming conditions predicted from Saturday through to the following Thursday. For those making plans for the week, further updates can be gleaned from the

NWS website

, offering a beacon of clarity in what the fog may have temporarily obscured from view.

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