Whitney Williams

FIRST ALERT! The National Weather Service has issued a Dense Fog Advisory.

A cold front has finally started to move into the Tri-States. As expected, the front spawned some showers and thunderstorms.

A rare full, super blue moon will occur tonight. Find out how our viewing conditions will be for this event.

While tomorrow morning will start off sunny, it may be a morning to grab the heavy jacket and possibly prestart your car.

With calm winds and plenty of moisture in the lower-levels of the atmosphere fog will be likely again tonight. The foggy conditions will continue into our Monday morning. At times, it could be dense.

For Thursday, we are eyeing a chance of snow as a low pressure system passes by us. Another chance of snow will head our way for later in the day on Sunday and on into Monday.

Due to a morning cold front, Monday will be cooler than the 80s we were able to hit on Sunday. However, this cool down will not be too bad.

First Alert: More showers and storms will be on the way for later in the evening and overnight. This round looks to arrive on the far western tier of the Tri-States after 7 PM.

The cold front that moved through the Tri-States on Sunday will stall out to our south for Monday.

High pressure stretching into our region will provide us with mainly sunny skies and slightly breezy winds out of the south. What will be more noticeable though will be the heat and humidity returning.