Good morning. Mississippi. I'm Michael Mosby. If you're heading out early, you're driving blind. Dense fog has draped itself statewide overnight, cutting visibility to a quarter mile in spots. Flip those headlights on and take it slow until 9 A.M. When this mess finally burns off. In But here's thing, once that fog clears, we've got bigger problems rolling in. Severe weather is bearing down this afternoon. A shortwave trough diving southeast is bringing the perfect storm ingredients — unstable air, strong wind shear, steep lapse rates. Translation? Organized thunderstorms with attitude. Up north, storms fire up around midday and march east through the afternoon. We're talking damaging winds and large hail — golf ball size or bigger. Down in Jackson and points south, storms may be more scattered, but any cell that pops will tap into that same vola ...