Dense Fog in Florida

Events

751

Deaths

25

Injuries

142

Damage

$1.7 million

• Dense Fog in Florida, January 9, 20085 deaths · 38 injured · 1 eventHigh pressure in place across the area allowed for moist low levels and light winds overnight.
• Dense Fog in Florida, March 13, 20075 deaths · 3 injured · $130,000 · 1 eventA combination of smoke and fog produced a 12 vehicle accident on the Florida Turnpike resulting in five fatalities.
• Dense Fog in Florida, March 3, 20223 deaths · 10 injured · 1 eventA localized superfog event occurred along Interstate 95 near Edgewater in Volusia County. Residual smoke from a nearby prescribed burn from the previous day combined with fog to create near-zero visibility conditions.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 27, 19961 death · 30 injured · $850,000 · 10 eventsDense fog developed across West and Southwest Florida from mainly the Gulf Coast east to the Interstate 75 corridor during the predawn through late morning.
• Dense Fog in Florida, February 25, 20223 deaths · 2 injured · 1 eventMoist, light south winds contributed to areas of dense fog during the pre-dawn hours.
• Dense Fog in Florida, November 12, 20032 deaths · 7 injured · $100,000 · 1 eventChain-reaction wreck on U.S. highway 17 near Bostwick in Putnam County, Florida. Visibilities between one sixteenth and one quarter of a mile reported by Naval Air Station Jacksonville 20 miles north of wreck site and Pinecastle Bombing Range (KNAE) 20 miles south of the wreck…
• Dense Fog in Florida, February 25, 202230 injured · 1 eventA multi-vehicle crash occurred in dense fog in Lafayette county around 6:45 am. There were 30 injuries and 250 gallons of diesel fuel spilled. The crash occurred at the intersection of SR-51 and CR-354.
• Dense Fog in Florida, February 6, 20011 death · $350,000 · 1 eventThe combination of dense fog and smoke from a nearby 3,500 acre wildfire caused localized visibility to be reduced to near zero along a dip in U.S. Highway 27 between two hills over extreme northeast Polk county.
• Dense Fog in Florida, May 28, 20011 death · $300,000 · 1 eventThe combination of dense fog and smoke from nearby wildfires reduced visibilities to near zero along Interstate 4, between U.S. Highway 27 and State Road 557, over extreme northeast Polk county.
• Dense Fog in Florida, February 17, 20061 death · 7 injured · 1 eventTwenty (20) vehicle chain reaction accident on Interstate 295 between U.S. highway 1 (Kings Highway) and Prichard road. Accident occurred near 02:00 EST when a truck stopped in the roadway due to rapidly reduced visibility due to fog.
• Dense Fog in Florida, October 31, 20161 death · 4 injured · 1 eventDense fog developed across portions of Lake County during the early morning hours. A multiple vehicle accident occurred, at least partially due to the dense fog, resulting in one fatality and four injuries.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 15, 20061 death · 3 injured · 1 eventDense fog formed over interior sections of South Florida during the early morning hours.
• Dense Fog in Florida, March 1, 20161 death · 1 eventAreas of dense fog developed during the early morning hours of March 1st. WJHG reported that a traffic accident occurred with fog a likely contributor. One fatality resulted near the intersection of Star Ave. and Highway 231.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 14, 20094 injured · 1 eventThick fog developed across a large part of east central Florida during the early morning hours and lasted until shortly after sunrise. The fog becomes especially dense near and west of the Interstate 4 corridor, resulting in a serious vehicle accident.
• Dense Fog in Florida, January 22, 20112 injured · 1 eventDense fog developed during the early morning hours over most of South Florida ahead of a cold front moving down the peninsula.
• Dense Fog in Florida, March 5, 20262 injured · 1 eventWeak onshore flow, helping attribute to available low level moisture, resulted in areas of dense fog across portions of northeast FL and southeast GA on the 5th of March.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 30, 199615 eventsDense fog, which reduced visibilities to near zero across parts of West Central and Southwest Florida during the predawn hours, gradually dissipated by late morning.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 31, 199615 eventsDense fog, which reduced visibilities to as low as zero across parts of West Central and Southwest Florida during the predawn hours, gradually dissipated by mid-morning. However, fog lingered along the immediate coastal areas of West Central Florida west of the U.S.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 28, 199615 eventsDense fog reduced visibilities to near zero over most of West Central and Southwest Florida from predawn through mid and late morning.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 29, 199615 eventsDense fog, which reduced visibilities to near zero for several hours, developed over parts of West Central and Southwest Florida during the predawn hours and gradually dissipated by mid-morning.
• Dense Fog in Florida, February 2, 199715 eventsDense fog reduced visibilities to less than one quarter mile over most of West Central and Southwest Florida.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 22, 199815 eventsAreas of dense fog reduced visibility to less than one quarter mile across most of West Central and Southwest Florida and lingered along coastal areas through late morning.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 29, 199815 eventsWidespread dense fog reduced visibility less than a quarter mile over most locations across West Central and Southwest Florida and lingered over interior sections through mid-morning.
• Dense Fog in Florida, December 28, 199815 eventsWidespread dense fog reduced visibility to one quarter mile or less across most locations of West Central and Southwest Florida.
• Dense Fog in Florida, November 20, 199815 eventsWidespread dense fog reduced visibility to less than a quarter mile across much of West Central and Southwest Florida for up to six hours.

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database, compiled from the National Weather Service’s monthly Storm Data. Complete through 2026-06; NCEI adds each month about 75 days after it ends and revises past years a few times a year. Rebuilt 2026-09-24.