help me with this in java

Fog class

o Must have $1$ field: a boolean called $$freezingFog$$

$$ This field must have a getter and a setter.

$$ This field is keeping track of if the fog is freezing or not.

o It must only feature an overloaded constructor which takes in the location, if the

Fog is active, its visibility, and if it is a freezing fog. The freeze status is set as

appropriate, but the location, activity status, and visibility must be passed to the

super class constructor.

o An override to setVisibility$().$ A Fog$$s visibility must be greater than $0$ but less than $5.$

$$ If the user tries to set to a value outside of that range, set the value to be

the nearest valid value $($either $1$ or $4).$

$$ Fogs are characterized by their severe lack of visibility, hence the heavy

restriction on visibility.

o It must overload the toString$()$ method of its super class to add information to it$.$ If the Fog is freezing, add $$ALERT$!$ FREEZING FOG!$.$ Otherwise, add nothing.

$$Weather Event Location: $\{$location$\}$

id: $\{$id$\}$

active: $\{$active$\}$

visibility: $\{$visibility$\}/8$ mi

ALERT! FREEZING FOG!$$

OR

$$Weather Event Location: $\{$location$\}$

id: $\{$id$\}$

active: $\{$active$\}$

visibility: $\{$visibility$\}/8$ mi$$

$$ Particle class

o Must have $1$ field: a string called $$particleType$$

$$ This field must have a getter and a setter. This field must have only one

of the following values:

$$ Dust

$$ Sand

$$ Ash

$$ Any value that$$s not one of the above should be set as $$Other$.$

$$ This field is keeping track of what the Obscurant is made of

o It must only feature an overloaded constructor which takes in the location, if the

Particle event is active, its visibility, and its particle type. The particle type is set as

appropriate, but the location, activity status, and visibility must be passed to the

super class constructor.

o It must overload the toString$()$ method of its super class to add information to it$.$

The information added is the Obscuration$$s particle type.

$$Weather Event Location: $\{$location$\}$

id: $\{$id$\}$

active: $\{$active$\}$

visibility: $\{$visibility$\}/8$ mi

Particle type: $\{$particleType$\}$

OR

$$Weather Event Location: $\{$location$\}$

id: $\{$id$\}$

active: $\{$active$\}$

visibility: Normal

Particle type: $\{$particleType$\}$

$$ In the Driver:

o Create and Arraylist of WeatherEvents

o In a loop, prompt the user for the following options:

$$ Add weather event: Prompt the user for what type of WeatherEvent they

wish to create $($Rain$,$ Snow, Fog, Particle$),$ then prompt them for the

necessary information to create said event, adding it to the arraylist. Print

an error message if the user picks a type of WeatherEvent that doesn$$t

exist.

$$ Update location: Prompt the user for the ID of a WeatherEvent. If said ID

exists, prompt the user for the new location of said WeatherEvent and

update it$.$ Otherwise, print an error message that no such WeatherEvent

exists.

$$ Update active: Prompt the user for the ID of a WeatherEvent. If said ID

exists, invert the activity status of that weather event $($from true to false and

vice$-$versa$).$ Otherwise, print an error message that no such WeatherEvent

exists.

$$ View all events: Calls the toString$()$ of all WeatherEvents in the arraylist.

$$ Quit: Terminate the program.