Expect another thick blanket of fog to descend over our region tonight. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement, covering all of southern Ontario, predicting a foggy night and Wednesday morning. The statment urges drivers to be cautious saying, "Fog may become dense at times reducing visibility to 200 metres or less." The fog has already been responsible for bus delays and cancellations the last two mornings, and played a roll in a serious collision that hospitalized two women in Oxford County on Monday.

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