Drive with caution tonight through Wednesday morning - a dense fog advisory is in effect from 10 p.m. through at least 10 a.m. Wednesday. Visibility can be less than one-quarter mile at times and the fog is expected to be widespread throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. While most temperatures will stay above freezing, a few icy spots may develop along the North Shore and East End where temperatures early Wednesday morning can be closer to freezing.

Keep a rain jacket and umbrella with you tomorrow. Rain will be off and on throughout the day and even just some drizzle at times. Rain totals are expected to only be around 0.25" or less, but there can still be puddles around from additional snow and ice melting. Highs will get into the low 40s.

Friday's morning commute looks very wet with periods of moderate rain. This can cause some larger puddles. Plan on needing a bit of some extra travel time Friday morning. The steadiest rain should taper off into the afternoon. High temperatures will be around 41 degrees.

While there is a storm possible, details will not become clearer until Thursday and beyond. Please stay with News 12 for updates on-air, on social media and the News 12 app throughout the week for important updates. Impacts can range from not much to a wintry mix to significant snow. Be careful of what you see on social media. Any forecast claiming to know any exact local impacts at this stage is pure speculation. News 12 will continue to have responsible updates for you each morning and evening.

Clouds on Thursday may be pesky and hang on for a while, but clouds should break for some breaks of afternoon sunshine along with high temperatures around 40 degrees. Saturday also looks decent now with a partly sunny sky and high temperatures around 41 degrees.