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patchy dense fog possible overnight into wednesday morning across north georgia and parts of central georgia. patchy dense fog and. resultant reduced visibilities of a quarter to half a mile are possible through 9 am across north georgia and parts of central georgia, mainly along and north of a lagrange to eatonton to washington line. low visibilities may make driving extremely hazardous. if driving. slow down. use your headlights. and leave plenty of distance ahead of you. myforecast advisories are proprietary, forecasted advisories intended to warn of anticipated severe weather conditions that may occur over the next 24 hours. presently there are no advisories for your area january 2nd, 1961-the coldest temperature of record for the state of hawaii was established with a reading of 14 degrees atop haleakela january 2nd, 1961 the coldest temperature of record for the state of hawaii was established with a reading of 14 degrees atop haleakela summit.   january 2nd, 1910 a great flood in utah and nevada washed out 100 miles of railroad between salt lake city ut and los angeles ca causing seven million dollars damage. january 1st, 1987 a winter storm brought rain and snow and high winds to the southern and middle atlantic coast region. the storm, which occurred in a period of unusually high astronomical tides, produced a tide of 9.4 feet at myrtle beach sc (their highest since hurricane hazel in 1954) which caused a total of 25 million dollars damage in south january 1st, 1988 arctic cold gripped the north central u.s. the morning low of 31 degrees below zero at alamosa co was a record for the date. squalls in the great lakes region produced 17 inches of snow at elmira ny. december 31st, 1929 greenland ranch, in death valley, california, went the entire year december 31st, 1962 perhaps the worst blizzard in the history of the state of maine finally came to an end. the storm produced 40 inches in 24 hours at orono, and a total of 46 inches at ripogenus dam. gale force winds