02/03 Ryan’s “No Fog” Friday Night Forecast

We saw areas of dense fog this morning, as well as cloud cover overhead, but by the afternoon the skies had cleared considerably. Expect that to continue as high pressure continues to build into the area over the next half day or so, but clouds and wind from the South will return as early as Saturday around midnight. A warm front will begin setting up across the area, which will aid in cloud development and bring a few showers to the areas just North of the six coastal counties. As this frontal system lifts NE, we’ll fall under the “warm sector” and see our temps climb back into the low 70s with moderate winds from the South and evening fog likely. This system will eventually bring a cold front through the area by Tuesday night (expected around midnight), ushering in our highest rain chances of the week (40%). After this front, expect temps to drop down into the mid 50s by next Friday, with clearer skies as well.

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