The combination of thinning cloud cover, light winds, and wet ground from recent rainfall is expected to lead to another night of fog across the region. Tonight's cloud cover is expected to be less, and this may result in more widespread dense fog developing where visibilities in spots could drop below a quarter of a mile. Motorists should exercise caution late tonight and into Tuesday morning and be prepared for quick changes in visibility over short distances.

These types of funnel clouds are typically short-lived and very rarely touch down. The atmospheric conditions these funnels are occurring in is not supportive of strong damaging tornadoes. However, on rare occasions, these funnels can briefly touch the ground and produce minimal, if any, damage. If threatening weather approaches, move indoors to a place of safety. The National Weather Service will continue to closely monitor the situation.