'Fogpocalypse' Engulfs Iowa, But There's a Silver Lining

Iowa residents awoke to a thick blanket of fog that has visibility down to just a few feet in some areas. The dense fog advisory has been issued for multiple counties, with drivers advised to exercise extreme caution on the roads.

But don't let the 'fogpocalypse' get you down - relief is in sight. According to weather experts, the dense fog is expected to thin out later this morning as temperatures rise and winds pick up.

The cause of the dense fog is a combination of moist air from the Gulf of Mexico and a cold front that moved through the area overnight. As the cold air met the warm, moist air, it created the perfect conditions for fog to form.

While the fog can be frustrating for drivers, it's also a beautiful sight to behold. The fog creates a mystical landscape that's perfect for capturing stunning photos.

If you're planning on traveling today, make sure to check the latest road conditions before you head out. And if you do encounter fog on your journey, slow down and use low-beam headlights to increase visibility.

The good news is that once the fog clears, skies are expected to clear up and temperatures will rise into the mid-50s. So, it's going to be a beautiful day in Iowa - just be patient and wait for the fog to lift.

In the meantime, residents are advised to take necessary precautions to stay safe on the roads. Leave plenty of space between you and the car in front of you, and avoid making sudden stops or turns.

As the saying goes, 'April showers bring May flowers.' But in Iowa, it seems like we're getting a head start on the spring season with this warm and foggy weather.

Stay safe out there, and happy Spring!