We're starting this morning with a cool breeze off of Lake Michigan that is also transporting some low-level moisture into the region. Combine that with areas that received moisture from rainfall yesterday, dense fog has now begun to develop across the region. Visibility has already dropped under a mile which have prompted Dense Fog Advisories for areas east of I-39. If you do plan to travel this morning, give yourself extra time along with allowing more distance between you and the vehicle in front of you.
After the fog erodes, we'll be right back in the 80's once again today with even warmer temperatures on the way. Over the next 3 days we will be pushing 90 degrees however we do look to stay just below that while also staying relatively dry.
Our next best chances for precipitation don't arrive until late Wednesday and into Thursday with the highest chances looking to be Thursday into Friday. At this time, a low-pressure system is expected to move over the region providing daily chances for showers towards the end of the week. As this low pressure moves through expect slightly cooler temperatures later this week.
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