(EXTRACTED FROM FXUS61 KLWX 021405) High pressure will remain in place through the middle of the week, resulting in dry weather and light winds. The main concern will be nocturnal fog development. For this morning, MRB appears to have the highest chance of fog development, although CHO could have a brief period as well. For tonight into Tuesday morning, guidance has higher IFR probabilities for MRB, with some uncertainty for CHO. A SCT-BKN deck of clouds around FL040 may move into the metro areas. Fog may be a bit more common Tuesday night, but still likely to remain in the climatologically favored areas. The NAM and SREF indicated increased chances for widespread fog or sub-VFR clouds. VFR conditions are expected Thursday with high pressure in place, but restrictions are possible Friday as precipitation moves through with a passing cold front. Winds out of the S/SE likely increase ahead of the front Friday and shift to W/NW behind it, remaining gusty. ADS/CAS MARINE...ADS/CAS TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING...LWX