Fog will be an issue going out the door in the morning. A DENSE FOG ADVISORY is out for nearly the entire area until 10 a.m. Hazardous conditions will be widespread as we'll see a 1/4 mile visibility or less in most counties across the Tri-State. Morning lows will start in the upper 50s for most communities.
Experts agree on these points when driving in fog:
- Allow extra time.
- Minimize distractions. Silence your cell phone and the stereo.
- Reduce your speed.
- Roll down your window.
- Use roadside reflectors as a guide.
- Turn off cruise control.
- Use windshield wipers and defrosters.
- Drive with low beams.
- Use the right edge of the road as a guide.
Later, the sun pops out and we'll reach into the upper 70s and the evening will be nice too. However, it'll be warm for Friday night football.
This weekend, I've got the afternoon highs warming a tad into the low 80s and we'll have sunshine and clear skies for the entire time. Next week, I'm forecasting the temps into the mid 80s.
OVERNIGHT
Dense Fog Develops
Low: 60
FRIDAY
Morning widespread fog
Partly Sunny
High: 78
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Patchy fog overnight
Low: 58
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