‘More to come:’ Bureau issues weather warning as fog shrouds city skyscrapers.

Fog blanketed Brisbane skyscrapers and weather forecasters say more mornings like this are likely. FULL FORECAST

A road weather alert has been issued for Brisbane drivers after the South East woke under a thick blanket of fog on Thursday morning.

The Bureau of Meteorology warning said that “reduced visibility in fog will make road conditions dangerous this morning in the Brisbane Area.”

Brisbane City covered in fog, seen from the Mt Coot-Tha Summit Lookout. Picture: Zak Simmonds

Bureau forecaster Brooke Pagel said that the fog would mostly disappear by 9am.

“We’re already starting to see it disappear from some of those higher areas, but around the city it is still pretty thick and heavy,” she said.

Brisbane City covered in fog, seen from the Mt Coot-Tha Summit Lookout. Picture: Zak Simmonds

Ms Pagel said that the fog had been caused by moist onshore winds interacting with cooler air temperatures over the Brisbane and Scenic Rim regions.

Fog buries the Brisbane CBD on Thursday morning. Picture: Channel 9

Fog has also been reported in the eastern areas of the Darling Downs.

“We’re not seeing much fog anywhere else at the moment,” she said.

Brisbane City covered in fog, seen from the Mt Coot-Tha Summit Lookout. Picture: Zak Simmonds

Images from the Mount Coot-tha lookout show the fog shrouding skyscrapers in the city.

Ms Pagel said that Thursday’s fog was not a one off.

“We will see those fog patches moving in most mornings through to the end of the weekend, maybe even into next week.”

Brisbane City covered in fog, seen from the Mt Coot-Tha Summit Lookout. Picture: Zak Simmonds

A spokesman for Brisbane Airport said that no flights had been impacted.

Brisbane residents could expect a clear, sunny Thursday with a maximum temperature of 24C before dropping to a low of 10C overnight, while Toowoomba will shiver through a top of 19C and a minimum of 5C.

Brisbane City covered in fog, seen from the Mt Coot-Tha Summit Lookout. Picture: Zak Simmonds