The Fog

The forecast predicts patchy fog early this morning but otherwise promises a beautiful day with much sunshine and lower humidity, which will persist through Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 80s, with back-to-school conditions showing mid-60s morning temperatures and upper 80s afternoon highs.

Dense fog formed early Tuesday in spots across the tri-state area, particularly north and west of New York City. The National Weather Service forecasters warned that this fog could reduce visibility to half a mile or less within narrow, sheltered high terrain valleys of the Hudson River Valley.

Wednesday night will have mostly clear skies with comfortable temperatures in the upper 50s and possible fog patches. Thursday will start sunny but transition to increasing clouds in the afternoon with warmer temperatures and rising humidity.

The Bay Area is expected to have low clouds and fog on Friday, followed by afternoon sunshine and temperatures in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. A slight warm-up is forecasted for early next week, potentially bringing more 90-degree temperatures.

Southeast Michigan will experience a hot and sunny Wednesday with temperatures near 90°, followed by rain starting Thursday and continuing into Friday. Patchy fog is possible overnight, and temperatures will drop into the 60s by late evening. The weekend is expected to dry out after the rain.

Metro Detroit is experiencing typical summer weather with mid-80s temperatures today, followed by a warming trend and increased humidity starting Wednesday. Fog is possible overnight, while scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday and Friday, with potential for heavy rainfall and localized flooding.

Pasadena is experiencing cooler mornings with fog that clears by late afternoon, transitioning to warmer temperatures nearing the mid-80s by the weekend. The National Weather Service attributes this pattern to onshore flow bringing low clouds and fog through Friday, with a gradual warming trend beginning on Thursday.

The U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills began with fog causing play to be stopped thirty minutes after it started. Prior concerns about wind and dry conditions were overshadowed by the unexpected fog issue.

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