Today: It’s a routine at this point, but this morning is starting off with the valleys and coast shrouded in fog. Most of the fog shouldn’t be a factor by noon, but be sure to use caution this morning if you have to navigate through reduced visibility. Clouds will have a hard time breaking up later in the day in the valleys, but elsewhere should be mostly sunny. Unlike Saturday, there’s absolutely no chance of rain for Sunday (barring something extreme). Bottom-line is that today will be a pleasant, dry, and mild day. Afternoon highs will be in the low-60s along the coast and in our westside valleys, with mid to upper-50s on the eastside.

Tonight: The gradual clearing of clouds throughout the day will make way for an evening with mostly clear skies. Unfortunately, we’re expecting valley fog to form once again overnight, so continue to be vigilant if you have to drive through this. Overnight lows will be mild…again. We’ll bottom-out in the low to mid-40s along the coast and in our westside valleys of southern Oregon. It’ll drop-down near freezing in Siskiyou County and the Cascades, with sub-freezing lows in the Basin.

Extended: A very week frontal system will bring a decent chance for showers along the coast on Monday, but inland should stay dry. After that, our mild and dry weather just doesn’t budge. Our weather will remain stagnant throughout next week, and it doesn’t look like any substantial chance for rain will enter the picture until next weekend. On top of all that, morning valley fog will likely still be an issue over the coming days.

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