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Is fog more dangerous than storms?

While storms often cause widespread damage, fog can be deceptively deadly. Its sudden onset and reduction in visibility lead to multi-vehicle pile-ups, often at high speeds, resulting in severe injuries and fatalities. The story's 'hazardous' warning highlights this specific danger to drivers during rush hour.

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