Dense fog early this morning will significantly reduce visibility and make driving hazardous until around 8–9 AM, but conditions improve to mostly sunny with only a slight chance of showers and storms later. Overall, driving is safe if you avoid the early-morning fog period and stay aware of a small chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms.

• 01 Active Dense Fog Advisory until 8:00 AM EDT with visibility one quarter mile or less, explicitly noted as making driving hazardous.
• 02 Hourly forecast shows areas of fog at 7–8 AM and patchy fog at 8–9 AM, with 100–93% humidity, supporting reduced visibility through roughly 9 AM.
• 03 After 9 AM, conditions become partly to mostly sunny with good temperatures (upper 50s to upper 70s) and no significant visibility hazards indicated.
• 04 Only a slight chance (about 20%) of showers and thunderstorms between 2–4 PM; storms, if they occur, could temporarily reduce visibility and traction, but the low probability limits overall risk.
• 05 Winds stay light to moderate (0–12 mph with gusts up to 22 mph during the day, 3–9 mph at night), below typical thresholds for driving hazards.
• 06 Evening and night feature only a slight chance of rain showers with mild temperatures and no freezing or winter weather concerns.