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Thick Fog Blankets Texas, Drivers Urged to Proceed with Caution
28 Oct
Summary
- Dense fog warning issued for I-27 corridor
- Cold front expected to clear fog and bring fall temperatures
- Sunny, 80-degree weather predicted after foggy mornings
On October 27, 2025, motorists across Texas were issued a warning about the dense fog that had settled over the state. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that the fog was particularly thick along the I-27 corridor, with visibility dropping to less than a quarter-mile at times.
The foggy conditions were expected to continue into the following day, October 28, 2025. However, relief was on the way as a cold front was forecast to move in and clear the skies, bringing drier air and ushering in the fall season.
Following the foggy mornings, the weather in the Lone Star State was predicted to improve significantly. Temperatures were expected to reach the 80s during the day on October 27, 2025, with sunshine breaking through. The outlook for October 28, 2025, was even better, with the cold front arriving and causing temperatures to drop to the low 40s and late 30s in the far western areas of the state.
This weather pattern set the stage for a pleasant Halloween, with the NWS predicting temperatures in the 60s on October 31, 2025, the day of Trick-or-Treating.
