Fog moves in as temps warm up; morning traffic snarled
Early morning car fire causes late arrival for students and faculty
Dense fog rolled in Wednesday morning creating a tranquil, surreal horizon as the sun slid above the LaCenterra clock tower. The fog combined with a car fire along Cinco Ranch Boulevard caused traffic delays and tardiness for students and faculty.
December 8, 2015
Cinco Ranch experienced dense fog Wednesday morning as the forecast calls for warming temperatures through the week. Afternoon highs are expected to hit near 80 degrees by Friday.
The fog combined with a car fire along Cinco Ranch Boulevard near Westheimer caused traffic delays that caused many students and faculty to run late. Local firefighters and emergency responders extinguished the fire quickly, but one lane of traffic was blocked for over an hour until the vehicle could be removed.
The school tardy policy was eased first period to accommodate those running late and caught in the traffic back-up.
Dense fog rolled in Wednesday morning creating a tranquil, surreal horizon as the sun slid above the LaCenterra clock tower. The fog combined with a car fire along Cinco Ranch Boulevard caused traffic delays and tardiness for students and faculty.
