Tracking fog, patchy flurries and freezing drizzle overnight

TONIGHT: Expect a gloomy night with a few flurries or areas of freezing drizzle, especially north of I-70. Fog develops late with lows around 30.

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy with spotty drizzle. Slightly warmer with highs in the low 40s.

EXTENDED: Sunshine finally starts to break through on Saturday, allowing temperatures to rise into the mid-40s. As the jet stream lifts north later in the weekend, temperatures Sunday will be about 20 degrees above average with highs near 60 degrees. Clouds move back in Monday in advance of our next low pressure system, but we'll still be fairly mild with highs in the mid-50s. Scattered showers will be possible late Monday, becoming more widespread into Tuesday. As temperatures drop Tuesday night, there's a chance precipitation could change over to snow, but the timing of this system will play a big role in how much and what type of precipitation we see. Colder air settles in for the rest of the week with highs in the 30s.