The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a dense fog advisory for several counties including Philadelphia, Delaware, and Bucks, cautioning that visibility could drop to less than a quarter mile, Philly motorists, you're going to need to take it easy out there. With the forecast projecting foggy mornings and chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, conditions are ripe for hazardous driving.

According to the National Weather Service's latest update, Monday morning's dense fog is expected to lift by 10 AM. However, the rest of the day remains uncertain, with a slight chance of showers before 8 AM, followed by a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after 3 PM. Calm winds are expected to turn north around 5 mph in the afternoon, with the chance of precipitation sitting at 20%. The outlook for the rest of the week includes the possibility of minor coastal flooding through Wednesday and a series of chances for showers and thunderstorms nearly every day and night.

In a statement obtained by the National Weather Service, minor coastal flooding is possible, echoing the advisory for Philadelphia County and warning residents of potential risks ahead. To stay prepared, the announcement reminds drivers to slow down, use headlights, and maintain a generous following distance in foggy conditions, all essential to prevent mishaps during this mist-enshrouded time.

Weather spotters are encouraged to report significant weather conditions according to standard operating procedures, as their contributions are vital for accurate forecasts and warnings. These observations help paint a picture of real-time conditions for their community, aiding the National Weather Service in refining alerts and ensuring public safety.