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Warmer & Benign Pattern Thru The Weekend

Fog & Freezing Fog Tonight thru Thursday Morning

We get back above freezing today and keep warming into the weekend, with areas of dense fog expected the next few overnights and mornings. Lows tonight will drop to the lower 30s. A big question is how warm we get by Friday/Saturday, as our rate of snowmelt will have a significant impact on late week temperatures. #mnwx #wiwx

Visibilities will drop to 1 mile or less overnight through late Thursday morning within areas of fog and freezing fog, especially where winds diminish and skies clear out the most. Similar conditions may also develop the next few overnights and mornings.