03/11 – Brantly’s “Foggy Start” Wednesday Morning Forecast

It will be warm and humid once again today with lots of moisture in the air. Some of the moisture has settled to the surface, and with relatively calm winds, that has allowed for fog to form across the region this morning.

Although dense fog will not be widespread in some areas, it will be patchy. The patchy dense fog can be worse as traffic will be faster outside these areas and rapidly slow when entering lower visibility areas. For this reason, the dense fog advisory will be extended over the entire area as well as the nearshore coastal waters and tidal lakes. The Dense Fog Advisory continues through 9 a.m., although fog could begin dissipating a little before then as inland areas heat up. Right along the coast (primarily beaches and adjacent communities), fog may linger throughout the remainder of the morning and possibly even into the afternoon.

Rain chances will remain very low through Thursday, but a pop up shower cannot be ruled out. With a mixture of sun and clouds today and tomorrow, there will be enough daytime heating to allow temperatures climbing well into the 70s along the coast to near 80 for some inland locations.

Temperatures will remain above normal through the remainder of the week and weekend… staying with the mid 70s through the work-week and eventually getting to the upper 70s later this weekend. Starting Friday, we introduce a small chance for rain each day as we get into this very spring-like weather pattern. Rain chances will be at around 20 to 30 percent each day Friday through Tuesday as afternoon showers may pop up.