Dense Fog Advisory Issued for Allendale and Evans Counties Early Thursday

The National Weather Service, relayed by WJBF’s Live VIPIR 6 weather coverage, issued a Dense Fog Advisory that affected Allendale County and neighboring Evans County early Thursday, March 5, 2026. WJBF’s Live VIPIR 6 showed the advisory on its morning forecast, signaling limited visibility for drivers across county roads and state routes serving Allendale County.

The advisory, effective early Thursday, March 5, 2026, puts local commuters on alert in a county where longer travel distances are common between homes, workplaces and health-care appointments. Allendale County residents who rely on morning travel were advised to expect hazardous driving conditions as the NWS message was distributed by WJBF’s Live VIPIR 6 coverage.

Local emergency planners in Allendale County and Evans County were informed of the NWS advisory via the WJBF relays, and public-safety officials typically monitor National Weather Service updates that were carried on Live VIPIR 6. Dense fog can complicate ambulance response times and patient transport logistics, and the NWS advisory issued early Thursday, March 5, 2026, underlined the need for coordinated awareness among county emergency services.

The National Weather Service alert, as broadcast on WJBF’s Live VIPIR 6, is the primary guidance for residents of Allendale County and Evans County this morning, March 5, 2026. Local agencies and transportation providers in Allendale County were expected to follow NWS guidance and WJBF updates through the day to gauge when visibility conditions improve.

Until the National Weather Service and WJBF’s Live VIPIR 6 report clearer conditions, the advisory remains the central public-safety message for Allendale County and Evans County on Thursday, March 5, 2026. Residents and drivers in Allendale County should monitor NWS announcements and WJBF Live VIPIR 6 for the latest information and timing of any changes to the Dense Fog Advisory.