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Good evening, areas of patchy fog are expected to develop tonight into the morning, with visibility
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Patchy Fog Could Reduce Visibility Overnight

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Patchy fog is expected to develop tonight and continue into the morning, with visibility ranging from one-quarter mile to one-half mile. Drivers should slow down, according to the advisory.

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