A dense fog advisory for the metro Atlanta and north Georgia area is in impact till 10 a.m.
ATLANTA — A floor cease is in impact Sunday morning at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Worldwide Airport as a result of low visibility amid foggy situations, in accordance with the FAA.
The FAA as of 8 a.m. lists a floor cease that went into impact at 7:30 a.m. and is at present scheduled to final till 9:45 a.m., with a medium (30-60%) likelihood of being prolonged.
The metro Atlanta and north Georgia area is in a dense fog advisory issued by the Nationwide Climate Service till 10 a.m.
“Plane departing from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Worldwide are being sprayed with deicing fluid to take away snow and ice,” the FAA additionally states.
Information from FlightAware as of 8 a.m. listed 64 delays into and out of Hartsfield-Jackson.
The dense fog throughout the area has visibility in lots of places under 1/4 mile, the 11Alive Climate Affect Workforce stories.
11Alive has a digicam at Hartsfield-Jackson, which reveals simply how thick the fog at present (sure, it appears to be like just about like a grey sq.).
Our tower digicam in DeKalb County additionally reveals the extent of the fog layer:
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