The Dense Fog Advisory has been extended until 4 PM for Nassau and Suffolk county. Fog will gradually dissipate from west to east mid-afternoon, but coastal areas on the south shore and east end will remain foggy for the entire day.

Temperatures near 60-degrees this afternoon away from the influence of the Atlantic Ocean. Peeks of sunshine are possible around dinner time in Nassau County and toward the north shore. High temperatures elsewhere will remain in the low to mid 50s.

Clear skies are expected overnight with temperatures near 40 degrees. Fog will be limited to just coastal areas.

Monday is spectacular (for most of us). Shallow fog persists for areas near the water, but otherwise it is sunny and mild with afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s or low 60s. A few spots will reach the mid 60s.

Tuesday is another great day, but the maritime influence will be stronger for our neighborhoods close to the water. High temperatures are in the 50s along the water but in the 60s elsewhere.

Wednesday is overcast and another day with cooler temperatures close to the water. Areas away from the water will likely reach close to 60 degrees, but 50s are expected in coastal neighborhoods.

Rain is expected on Thursday with gusty wind and colder temperatures in the evening. Friday will be cold, with highs in the mid 40s.

Stray showers are expected Friday night and perhaps Saturday night into Sunday.