AM Headlines: AM Patchy Dense Fog Ongoing Flood Warnings & Advisories PM Scattered Showers Drier Mid-Week Cooler Weekend Discussion: Patchy fog is spreading across the region this morning with the worst visibility for some of the mountain valleys. Expect the fog to stick around through mid-morning. Highs will reach the low 80s across the region. Scattered light showers once again possible this afternoon, as the upper level disturbance squeezes the last bit of rain out of the region. Although the rain won’t be heavy enough to cause flooding, it could lead to an increased chance of landslides in the mountains. If you live, or are volunteering in the high country please remain vigilant for any sliding rocks, increased stream flow or sounds of cracking and evacuate to a safer location immediately. A weak cold front arrives tonight in to Wednesday. It won’t bring much rain, but it will pull in drier air and a northerly breeze leading to a drop in humidity and cooler evenings. High pressure builds in Thursday and Friday leading to dry and sunny conditions. A second cold front arrives this weekend. Rain chances will be minimal but expect cooler temps to close out the weekend. Tropics: Area of low pressure still something to watch in the Gulf. Conditions will become more conducive for some development in the next week. Something to watch, but not panic over at this time.