Fog Advisory Ends for Airdrie–Crossfield Area
Environment Canada has lifted the fog advisory previously issued for Rocky View County, covering areas near Airdrie and Crossfield. Earlier, near-zero visibility was reported early Friday morning, accompanied by a possibility of freezing rain during the morning commute.
Travel Warnings and Road Conditions
Motorists were advised to drive cautiously, reduce speed, turn on headlights, and maintain extra distance between vehicles due to hazardous travel conditions in some spots.
- At 5 a.m., poor visibility was noted on Highway 2 between Calgary’s city limits and north of the Highway 2A junction.
- Visibility was also reduced on Highway 2A between Highway 72 and Township Road 292.
- Otherwise, roads were bare and dry.
Weather Outlook
Environment Canada reported that the fog has now lifted. Snow showers were expected to end near noon, followed by a 40% chance of flurries in the afternoon. Temperatures will drop to zero degrees Celsius with a morning wind chill near –7.
"Motorists had been cautioned that travel could be hazardous in some locations and were urged to slow down, turn on headlights, and leave extra space between vehicles."
Summary: The fog advisory near Airdrie and Crossfield has ended, but drivers should stay cautious as freezing rain and flurries remain possible with dropping temperatures.