Milwaukee weather: Dense AM fog, PM sun

Do have to get through some pretty thick fog though this morning. That's one of the downsides we've got going on. But by game time, this will be long gone. You can see some foggy conditions here at our Fox 6 studios and quite thick fog just down the road at the Civil War Museum in Kenosha. The time lapse here shows how that fog has been pretty thick for the last several hours. This has been laying across the lakeshore areas in particular since even late yesterday afternoon, yesterday evening. So it has been a bit of a of a challenge right through the overnight, and it continues to be one at this hour. Now, visibility gets a lot better to the west, but if you're in the metro areas, lakeside, or, you know, more central counties there, you're basically a quarter mile or less. Waukesha sitting at zero visibility at the moment, and we do have that dense fog advisory in place right through until 10 a.m. So you know the drill, right? Slow down, give yourself some extra time and space be very mindful of your actual speed you don't want to be going too fast obviously you also don't want to be going so slow that the guy behind you doesn't know you're in that fog and comes up on things pretty quickly there so just give yourself that extra time and buffer zone if you will so that everybody is safe on this game one world series day now big picture nothing in the upper levels once this fog is out of here we'll get quite a bit of sunshine throughout the High pressure still in charge off to our east. Warmer air is surging in from the west and southwest. Some showers north and west of us, but we don't expect anything in our neck of the woods. Even as this cold front goes through, we're going to stay dry. So let's go look ahead with Sky Vision Plus. Now, in the short term, yes, there's quite a bit of fog, and dry probably isn't the word that pops to mind because it is kind of a moist-type feel to the day with all that moisture in the air, but no precipitation throughout the day today. The fog lifts and sunshine throughout the afternoon with a few late afternoon and evening cloudy periods and we stay dry through the night tonight again as far as precipitation on into the overnight through Friday morning might get a little bit of patchy fog through into our Saturday morning and then it's back to some sunshine and another very pleasant well above average day to kick off game two and day one of our weekend. Now, from the statewide point of view with our exclusive Fox weather model, you do see a better chance of showers west and north, and that's the case off and on throughout the weekend, but we stay dry. If you are headed up north, nice long stretches of beautiful weather there as well, but not as perfectly dry as we expect to be right through even into Sunday night, through parts of Monday. I don't think we'll see any of that precipitation until maybe later in the day on Tuesday. Now, as far as temperatures go, we should be up in the 70s today with 60s lakeside dropping back to the 50s tonight. Another mild day Saturday, another one on Sunday. But then that cold front slides through and reality kicks back in. So our Fox 6 Day Planner starts off here at 72 today, 70 tomorrow and 72 on Sunday. Drop to 50s Monday and Tuesday, back to 60s by Wednesday and only a slight chance of showers late Tuesday and again Wednesday. Back to Wake Up right after this.