Fog New Orleans, Hail Lubbock & Flooding Wichita-Hutchinson
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A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for all of southeast Louisiana and coastal Mississippi Wednesday morning as forecasters warn of potentially dangerous driving conditions. At 5:04 PM CDT, Memphis [Hall Co, TX] Public reports Hail of mothball size (E0.50 Inch). If you're out driving tonight, beware of flooded roads.
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- A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for all of southeast Louisiana and coastal Mississippi Wednesday morning as forecasters warn of potentially dangerous driving conditions
- At 5:04 PM CDT, Memphis [Hall Co, TX] Public reports Hail of mothball size (E0.50 Inch).
- If you're out driving tonight, beware of flooded roads.
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Hey, it's Noah. Fog, hail, and flooded streets are making travel hazardous in three regions. Right now, WWL-TV in New Orleans reports: A Dense Fog Advisory covers all of southeast Louisiana and coastal Mississippi on Wednesday morning, and forecasters say it will stay in effect from 4 a.m. until 10 p.m. They're warning that the fog could create potentially dangerous driving conditions for anyone out on the roads. KLBK Weather in Lubbock reports: Meanwhile, a public report from Memphis in Hall County, Texas, says mothball-size hail fell at 5:04 p.m. Central time, and the stones were estimated at half an inch across. The update corrects an earlier hail report that had come in from Memphis. KWCH 12 News in Wichita-Hutchinson reports: Elsewhere, drivers out tonight are being told to beware of flooded roads after a street near Harry and Handley was found under water. This is Noah. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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