
Several inches of snow fell across the Midwest Wednesday night into Thursday, creating messy road conditions and travel delays over a large swath of the region, especially Oklahoma and Missouri, during the morning commute.
A freezing fog advisory was issued Thursday morning for several counties in central and southern Oklahoma. Multiple car accidents were reported in the region during the hazardous conditions, according to the National Weather Service in Norman. A freezing fog advisory is issued when fog develops at a location where surface temperatures are at or below freezing, resulting in the liquid droplets contained in fog to freeze instantly on any surface.