Originally Posted by
primehifi
Fog and precipitation in general will have a large effect on detecting radar.
Where I live, we get lots of rain, fog, drizzle, snow, etc.
On a clear day/night, I can get my local false K's quite a distance before I can on a crappy day. The difference, I don't know, guessing I'd say 500-750ft. or more depending on the density, enough to make a difference between a save and a ticket that's for sure.
However, it isn't something I pay attention to really, when the weather is ****ty enough to mess with my radar I tend to slow down anyway.
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