fog

Something strange is in the fog. No, it's not the premise for a creepy 1980's movie, but now a reality in Missouri. It's been reportedly making many sick and there's video to prove it.

As many will be traveling from family Christmas celebrations, it's important to note that much of Missouri will be impacted by dangerous fog that could make driving treacherous in places.

Some people will consider this superstition, but there are many who have for years been convinced that frequent early morning fog can be a warning for Illinois. That's exactly what's been happening for the past few weeks.

There are many who believe the number of foggy mornings in Missouri will tell you how bad the upcoming winter will be.

Better safe than sorry. If you're planning to travel to or through Missouri during the overnight hours, you need to know that conditions will be right for parts of the state to be impacted by dangerous fog.

If you are interested in wild weather differences, the National Weather Service has quite a story to tell about what January was like in Quincy, Illinois. Overall, their stats show it was generally foggy with more than a 60 degree swing in temperatures from highs to lows.

Talk about being in the right place at the right time. That's what happened for a St. Louis photographer who has gone viral wit

Dense fog resulting from a spring storm is causing delays of nearly four hours at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.