Hwy 2: North of Hwy 11A Red Deer (511 Alberta)

By Sheldon Spackman

UPDATED

Three Hills RCMP advise of poor driving conditions, Fog Advisory remains in place

Jan 11, 2023 | 9:29 AM

Three Hills RCMP are advising of poor driving conditions in the area surrounding Three Hills.

Mounties say visibility is hampered due to thick fog, as well, the roads are reported to be very icy.

Earlier in the day, Three Hills RCMP attended a collision on Highway 21 at Highway 27.

Meantime, a Fog Advisory remains in effect for:

• Camrose Co. near Bashaw and Meeting Creek
• City of Red Deer
• Co. of Paintearth near Halkirk and Big Knife Prov. Park
• Co. of Stettler near Big Valley
• Co. of Stettler near Botha and Gadsby
• Co. of Stettler near Byemoor and Endiang
• Co. of Stettler near Donalda
• Co. of Stettler near Stettler, Nevis and Rochon Sands
• Flagstaff Co. near Forestburg and Galahad
• Lacombe Co. near Clive, Alix and Mirror
• Lacombe Co. near Eckville
• Lacombe Co. near Lacombe, Blackfalds and Bentley
• Ponoka Co. near Ponoka and Maskwacis
• Red Deer Co. near Elnora, Lousana and Delburne
• Red Deer Co. near Penhold, Innisfail and Bowden
• Red Deer Co. near Pine Lake
• Red Deer Co. near Spruce View and Red Lodge Prov. Park
• Red Deer Co. near Sylvan Lake and Stephansson House

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Meteorologists with Environment and Climate Change Canada say patches of dense fog with near zero visibility will continue tonight.

Parts of southern Alberta, meanwhile, may see some improvement overnight and into Thursday. Meteorologists say central and northern Alberta will likely see areas of dense fog persist through Thursday and possibly until the end of the week.

The worst visibility is expected during the overnight and morning hours.

Officials say visibility may be significantly and suddenly reduced to near zero, therefore travel is expected to be hazardous due to reduced visibility in some locations.

Fog advisories are issued when near zero visibilities in fog are expected or occurring.

Click here for the latest update on the Fog Advisory.

Visit 511 Alberta for the latest highway conditions throughout the province.