11/6 – Trey’s “Changes Ahead” Monday Evening Forecast

Our upper-level cirrus deck coupled with moisture advection; will hold lows a bit higher
tonight, but they should still bottom out in the mid 50s.

Less efficient radiational cooling will however mean that the
radiation fog regime will need some help from moisture advection
in order to produce fog tonight. Given winds won`t be strong
enough to efficiently advect moisture, it`s looking like only
patchy areas of fog appear likely and no dense fog headlines will
be necessary tonight. The highest probability of fog appears to be focused
along the Atchafalaya basin and parts of coastal Mississippi.

As always: A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition. Be nice to each other.

- Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen