The inland and mountain communities can expect easterly winds of 20 to 45 mph, locally higher in the wind-prone areas on Saturday. Lighter winds Sunday into Monday morning while the sea-breeze will return at times along the coast, bringing the potential for patchy dense fog. The best chance of fog formation will be in the morning and evening hours.

High pressure brings dry conditions to Southwest and Central Virginia through Tuesday. Rain and snow showers are possible by mid-week. Increasing sunshine and seasonably cool conditions are expected on Monday.

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day has been issued for Friday as dry and windy weather moves into Denver’s weather and stretches into eastern Colorado increasing fire concerns.

It was a foggy morning across the Valley, and some locations stayed cloudy and cool in the afternoon. Fog is developing again, and a dense fog advisory remains in effect until noon Tuesday. For

Our next weather system looks to bring some freezing rain to the area with light accumulations or a light glaze expected. Watch for slick travel, especially inland this evening and tonight. A Winter Weather Advisory will continue through 1 AM Monday ...