First published Oct 30, 2026, 4:41:16 PM UTC · Last updated Oct 30, 2026, 4:41:16 PM UTC

Fog (advisory) - Co. of Northern Lights near Dixonville and Cardinal Lake

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A yellow advisory reports continuing fog with near-zero visibility in the County of Northern Lights near Dixonville and Cardinal Lake, Alberta. The source says fog is expected to dissipate late this morning and advises allowing extra time to travel.

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Affected location: County of Northern Lights near Dixonville and Cardinal Lake

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The advisory warns of suddenly reduced visibility and recommends allowing extra time to reach your destination.

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