Dense Fog in Georgia

Events

157

Deaths

7

Injuries

5

Damage

$900,000

• Dense Fog in Georgia, February 6, 20134 deaths · $900,000 · 1 eventOn the morning of the 6th, surface high pressure was beginning to build into the area, with plentiful low-level moisture in place for the formation of patchy areas of very dense fog. Visibilities across central Georgia were reduced to a quarter mile or less in several areas.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, February 25, 20222 deaths · 5 injured · 1 eventA multiple vehicle accident occurred on Jewel Crowe Road near Blue Springs in Worth County due to dense fog around 7:05 am. When the Battalion Chief arrived on scene, he radioed out for all incoming response to use caution as there was zero visibility.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, December 10, 20071 death · 1 eventThe combination of light winds, clear skies, and plenty of low level moisture, resulted in widespread dense fog across southeast Georgia.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, January 30, 200297 eventsWidespread dense fog plagued much of north and central Georgia for the second consecutive morning as unseasonably warm and humid air remained entrenched across the southeast United States. Fog was even more widespread than on the 29th.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, January 29, 200250 eventsWidespread dense fog plagued much of central Georgia and the southern portions of north Georgia during the early morning hours. Visibilities of 1/4 to 1/2 mile were common. No major problems were reported, however.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, December 13 to 14, 19994 eventsDense fog blanketed the area causing some traffic accidents.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, January 15, 20011 eventEarly morning dense fog contributed to a series of accidents within a 1 hour period across Floyd county and particularly in Rome. Seven separate accidents were reported and attended to by state and local police.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, March 14, 20021 eventEarly morning dense fog contributed to one of the deadliest and costliest chain reaction accidents in Georgia's history. The incident occurred on both the north and southbound lanes of Interstate 75 at the Ringgold exit in a valley area.
• Dense Fog in Georgia, February 1, 20121 eventPatchy dense fog developed in the predawn hours across portions of Southeast Georgia. A weak pressure gradient under high pressure over the Western Atlantic allowed for good radiational cooling conditions across the area.

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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.