Dense fog will be possible the next several mornings with warm temperatures following in the afternoons. Most of the light drizzle along the coast should come to an end late tonight. Dense fog will develop along the coastline and push inland by Tuesday morning creating very low visibilities for the morning commutes. Fog should burn off after 8 or 9 am and allow temperatures to warm up during the afternoons. While we’ll see a mixture of sun and clouds this week, southerly winds will keep temperatures near record warmth. Right along the coast, temperatures will be slightly cooler with highs in the mid 70s thanks to the cooler waters but inland counties will experience highs in the low 80s. Friday, highs will be slightly cooler everywhere (lows 70s) before the warmth returns for the weekend. The next cold front seems to move through Sunday but only cools temps off a few degrees.
Tonight, dense fog late. Lows 56 inland, 58 beaches.
Tuesday, dense fog early, then partly cloudy and warmer. Highs 74 beaches, 79 inland.
Wednesday, dense fog early then mostly sunny and warm. Highs near 80 inland, mid 70s at the coast.
