Posted May 26, 2005, 6:18 AM.
Dense fog was present in the Temecula Valley early Thursday morning. One report noted poor visibilities on Interstate 15 from south Temecula to the California Oaks exit in Murrieta. The report said it was clear further to north, up to the Corona area.
Satellite photos indicate the presence of the marine layer to the south through Fallbrook as well into the San Diego area.
Thanks to Rick Christman, who contributed to this news item. |
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