Severe Thunderstorm Warning 254, NWS Houston/Galveston, TX

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON TX
1044 PM CST SAT DEC 16 1995

...A DENSE FOG ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY
MORNING...

PATCHY DENSE FOG DEVELOPED EARLY THIS EVENING IN THE BRAZOS RIVER
VALLEY AND A LITTLE LATER IN THE COLORADO RIVER VALLEY FROM LA GRANGE
SOUTHEASTWARD.  PATCHY SEA FOG ALONG THE COAST HAD PUSHED INLAND TO
THE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN SUBURBS OF HOUSTON...AS WELL AS GALVESTON
AND TRINITY BAY.  AT 1030 PM...VISIBILITIES HAD DROPPED TO NEAR 1/4
MILE AT BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION.  GENERALLY...VISIBILITIES WERE IN THE 1
TO 3 MILE RANGE ACROSS MOST OF THE AREA.

A NEARLY STATIONARY FRONTAL SYSTEM LOCATED FROM NEAR JASPER WESTWARD
TO NEAR SAN ANTONIO WILL MOVE VERY SLOWLY NORTHWARD OVERNIGHT ALLOWING
THE FOG TO BLANKET MUCH OF SOUTHEAST TEXAS TONIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY
MORNING.  VISIBILITY WILL LIKELY DROP TO LESS THAN 1/2 MILE OVER MUCH
OF THE REGION.

THE DENSE FOG WILL LIKELY PERSIST THROUGH THE MID MORNING HOURS
SUNDAY...SO MOTORISTS TRAVERSING THROUGH SOUTHEAST TEXAS
THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT SHOULD BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL...SLOW DOWN...
USE ONLY YOUR LOW BEAM HEADLIGHTS TO AVOID BLINDING ON COMING VEHICLE.