A dangerous “Super Fog” could roll into New Orleans just in time for the Super Bowl Lix, which will be held at the city’s Caesar Superdome Stadium Sunday.

This weather phenomenon occurs when fog drops are mixed with smoke particles, which creates an exceptionally dense fog that causes the visibility to sink to close to zero foot.

The threatening super fog can be the result of hot temperatures, moist air and smoke from a large marsh fire that burns about 30 miles from the big simple.

Although the game will be held indoors, fans traveling to New Orleans to see Kansas City Chiefs may meet the Philadelphia Eagles have a very difficult time to get there because driving conditions can become fatal.

While Super Fog is unusual, it is not unknown, especially in New Orleans. This city usually experiences two Super Fog events per year.

In October 2023, an attack by this dense fog caused a 160 cars on Interstate 55 that left eight people dead and dozens of injured. And in December 2024, the city had a super fog that caused a 40 cars that were in hospital 33 people.

Tourism officials predict about 100,000 people to travel to New Orleans for Super Bowl this weekend.

Meteorologists predict that Super Fog could be formed over southeastern Louisiana for the next two days until and including Super Bowl Sunday.

In October 2023, an attack of “Super Fog” in New Orleans caused a 160 cars on Interstate 55 that left eight people dead and dozens of injured. Meteorologists predict that similar conditions can roll to Big Easy this weekend, just in time for Super Bowl Lix

This weather phenomenon occurs when fog drops are mixed with smoke particles, which creates an exceptionally dense fog that causes the visibility to sink to close to zero foot. Interstate 10 in New Orleans, November 2023

“Visibility can sink to less than a quarter of a mile sometimes – or less during super fog – especially in the hours before sunrise,” Fox weather reported.

The game starts at about 18:30 on Sunday.

This dense fog can make treacherous along Interstate 10 connecting New Orleans to all other states along the southern border from California to Florida.

A video from Fox Weather Correspondent Brandy Campbell showed close, low -lying fog that was already gathered around New Orleans Friday morning.

Smoke from Marsh Fire that burns about 30 miles away in the countryside in St. Charles Parish is what will enable a super fog -up event this weekend.

The Louisiana authorities monitor near the fire, but since it is in severe terrain, there are small firefighters can do to extinguish it before the game day.

Uncertainly warm temperatures is another factor that increases the risk of super fog.

Although the game will be held indoors, fans traveling to New Orleans to see Kansas City Chiefs may meet the Philadelphia Eagles have a very difficult time to get there because driving conditions can become fatal. New Orleans; December 2024

While Super Fog is unusual, it is not unknown, especially in New Orleans. This city usually experiences two Super Fog events per year. New Orleans; November 2023

In December 2024, New Orleans had a super fog event that caused a 40 car pile that in hospital 33 people

Fox Weather predicted a height of 80 F for Saturday and 79 F for Sunday, which is 10 to 15 degrees above normal in early February.

Apart from the Super Fog threat, travelers should not encounter other major problems along Interstate 10 or Interstate 55, which connects New Orleans to all states directly north including Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois.

But those who travel home from Big Easy after Sunday were able to meet a storm system that is expected to move through mid-severance at the beginning of next week.

Winter rainfall can fall as far south as the southern Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic, with thunderstorms expected along the Gulf Coast and into Tennessee Valley, Fox Weather reported.

That storm comes on the heels of another large winter storm that is about to meet 27 states across the Midwest and the northeast this weekend.