Forecast Last Updated at Sunday, February 5, 2012 at 5:13PM

Cloudy Monday; Drying Out on Tuesday

Clouds will stick around though much of the day Monday with areas of fog developing overnight tonight. There may be some patchy freezing fog, especially west of the Blue Ridge. After a wet start, though, the middle of next week looks dry with temperatures running a bit above normal. Enjoy it while you can as a return to more winter-like weather is possible by next weekend.

Sunday Hi: 52 Lo: 36 Mostly cloudy with fog developing overnight; Areas of freezing fog possible; Light north wind

Monday Hi: 47 Lo: 33 Mostly cloudy with AM fog; Areas of freezing fog possible early; Some clearing at night; NW wind 5-10 mph

Tuesday Hi: 55 Lo: 35 Mostly sunny; Increasing clouds at night; West wind 5-10 mph

Wednesday Hi: 53 Lo: 32 Partly to mostly cloudy; Clearing late

Thursday Hi: 52 Lo: 32 Mostly cloudy

Further Out

Friday - Mostly cloudy; High in the upper 40s; Low in the lower 30s
Saturday - Cloudy and colder; High near 40 degrees; Low in the lower 20s

Forecast Discussion

Skies will remain mostly cloudy through the night with areas of fog developing overnight. As colder air moves in, the fog may freeze on contact creating some very light icing on elevated surfaces, especially west of the Blue Ridge. A weak upper level disturbance will keep skies mostly cloudy through the day Monday before some clearing develops late.

The middle of next week will feature periods of sun and clouds, but no significant rain or snow is expected. By the end of the week, it is becoming more likely that an arctic front will move through the area bringing a return to winter-like weather. The finer details such as how cold and any chances for frozen precipitation remain unclear at this time. Stay tuned...

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