CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Sea fog forms mainly in colder seasons, when sea surface temperatures are low and warm, humid air passes over the ocean surface. It is a low visibility hazard both to marine ...

Today’s post discusses sea fog, of which there is plenty near the coast this morning. Beyond that, the forecast is proceeding ...

Expect a slow cool down this evening, sinking out of the 70s and into the 60s. We expect widespread sea fog to reduce visibilities overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. A Dense Fog Advisory may ...

While fog can occur anytime, it’s common in early spring. This is due to cold ocean water condensing moisture from warmer, humid air. A fog bank hugging the coast of Savanna, GA and South ...

Dense fog will improve through late morning, yielding to a mostly cloudy sky. Sultry southeast winds will warm our temperatures to the 80s against this afternoon. By tonight, sea fog rolls back in ...

IMPACT: Sea fog drifting inland will be thickest along the bays, waterways and beaches, reducing visibility to a quarter mile or less. NEED: Extra time for your morning commute, safe following ...