First Alert Weather: Tracking morning fog before a warm afternoon

This morning there is dense fog developing inland.

• • Fog will linger until about 10 am.
• Temperatures are starting off in the 50s.
• Highs will reach the upper 70s to near 80 degrees inland.
• Dry today and tomorrow.
• Some patchy inland fog develops early Tuesday as well.
• Warm afternoons continue through Thursday.
• Veterans Day will be nice and dry with temperatures warming through the 70s.
• A strong cold front will pass through our area Thursday.
• Little to no rain is currently expected along the front, but gusty winds behind it will usher in the coolest air so far this season.
• Highs next weekend will be in the low 60s with lows in the 30s inland and 40s along the coast.

TROPICS:

• No active storms.
• Hurricane season ends November 30.

TODAY: Morning inland fog, then partly cloudy. HIGH: 80

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with some patchy inland fog developing. LOW: 53

TUESDAY: Mostly sunny. 53/81

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy. 58/79

THURSDAY: Partly cloudy, isolated shower. 54/76

FRIDAY: Breezy and cooler, partly to mostly sunny. 52/65

SATURDAY: Sunny and chilly. 42/60

SUNDAY: Sunny and chilly. 41/63

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