Thursday, August 13: Locally Dense Fog May Reduce Visibility on Sheboygan County Commute
Sheboygan County, WI — Thursday, August 13, 2026. Locally dense fog may create sudden visibility drops in parts of Sheboygan County during the morning commute, according to a National Weather Service Special Weather Statement issued at 4:17 a.m. CDT.
The statement includes Sheboygan County and warns that pockets of fog may reduce visibility to one-quarter mile or less through mid-morning. Conditions may vary significantly from one part of the county to another, even when roads appear clearer nearby.
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What drivers should expect Thursday, August 13
The National Weather Service advises caution during the morning commute. Fog may develop or become denser quickly in localized areas, so drivers should be prepared for changing conditions rather than relying on visibility at their starting point.
At a 6:53 a.m. CDT observation, Sheboygan County Memorial Airport was reporting fog or mist with five miles of visibility. That reading does not rule out denser fog pockets elsewhere in the county.
Practical steps for the commute
Drivers should use headlights, reduce speed, leave more following distance, and allow extra travel time through the mid-morning fog window.
Residents planning a morning trip should check the latest National Weather Service information before leaving. The statement is focused on localized visibility reductions, so conditions may improve in one area while remaining difficult a short distance away.
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