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Fog advisory still in place for eastern Vancouver Island

Story by James Wood, 98.9 The Goat

COURTENAY, B.C- Fog is still hanging heavy over the Comox Valley.

According to an advisory issued by Environment Canada, near zero visibility should be expected, or is occurring, in a broad chunk of the island. The fog is the result of moisture being trapped in a strong temperature inversion.

It’s expected that the fog will be dissipating later in the morning, as a Pacific frontal system approaches the coast. The following areas are covered by the advisory.

  • East Vancouver Island – Courtenay to Campbell River
  • East Vancouver Island – Duncan to Nanaimo
  • East Vancouver Island – Nanoose Bay to Fanny Bay
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