Next up...fog and low clouds. a DENSE FOG ADVISORY is out until 10 a.m. Visibility will drop under a 1/4 mile in spots for the morning.
Specifically, the rain and the snow melt has put a lot of low level moisture in the air to produce this fog. Plus, the light winds will help that along too. Overnight lows will fall to either side of 40 degrees before the wet weather churns up again on Wednesday morning.
We'll see some heavy rain mid morning starting around 9 a.m. and sliding east through noon. Then, scattered showers will be with us much of the day, but the nice relief will be that our temperatures warm back into the 50s!
Additional rounds of rain are expected on Thursday, potentially a rumble of thunder too, as we get hit with this fire hose of moisture. Thursday will be our warmest day of the week, with highs to the upper 50s.
While it is still early, the weekend will be something to keep an eye on as we watch the potential for some scattered showers, possibly some snow. We will keep an eye on that and bring you more information as we get closer.
OVERNIGHT
Scattered showers
Dense Fog
Low: 39
WEDNESDAY
More heavy rain
Scattered showers
High: 52
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
Chance isolated storms
Low: 47
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