Patches of dense fog likely, temperatures warm into the weekend

Moisture leftover from yesterday's rainfall has left the potential for fog prior to the morning drive. Some areas may reach locally dense levels, near or below a half mile of visibility. Use extra caution. Once the sun comes up, that should help evaporate away the fog heading into the mid-morning hours.

 

 

A secondary and much weaker system will keep the gloomy skies around but will also continue the chance for rain into Thursday afternoon. Again, this is a much weaker system, so the coverage of today's rain chance will be extremely isolated. Some locales will see rain while others will not. The combination of the gloomy skies along with a light northeasterly wind will keep highs near the 50° mark. 

High pressure then pushes in for Friday, resulting in sunnier conditions. However, winds will remain chilly out of the north, leaving temperatures only a few degrees higher than today. Expect afternoon highs to peak in the 52° to 55° range.

Partial sunshine remains on the table Saturday, though winds are to realign out of the southwest. This will make for a much healthier temperature climb, leaving afternoon highs in the low 60s Saturday. We can expect this temperature climb to continue into Sunday as our next storm system approaches. Afternoon highs will end up closer to the 70° mark.