**A DENSE FOG ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FROM 6 PM TUESDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 AM WEDNESDAY MORNING. AREAS OF FREEZING FOG ARE POSSIBLE OVERNIGHT, AND VISIBILITY WILL DROP AS LOW AS A QUARTER MILE. **
Dense fog will be a concern overnight, creating low visibility for anyone on the roads. Additionally, some freezing fog is possible, which can freeze to objects like vehicles, tree branches, railings, and sidewalks, and can create black ice on roads. Areas of fog will linger through Wednesday morning.
Wednesday morning there is also a brief opportunity for freezing drizzle, which creates additional concern for slick spots on the roads. Then we will have scattered, light rain off and on through the day. Highs will top out around 40 degrees. Fog is likely again Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Scattered rain continues on Thursday with highs near 40.
Expect a lot of melting and compacting snow this week as temperatures stay above freezing. Areal flooding, river concerns, and ice jams are possible as well. These are all things we will be watching closely through the week.
TONIGHT: Foggy, MildLow: 33
Wind: NE 5 mph
WEDNESDAY: Foggy AM, Sct. Light Rain
High: 40
Wind: Variable and Light Winds
THURSDAY: Scattered Rain
High: 41
FRIDAY: Cloudy
High: 41
SATURDAY: Cloudy
High: 40
SUNDAY: Cloudy
High: 38
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