Heavy snow and difficult travel expected again, heaviest snow in southern Minnesota

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Increasing darkness allows temperatures to cool longer overnight. As temperatures fall to the dew point, saturation and condensation occur and a clouds form at and near ground level where we live. That’s called fog. 

Many of us will see fog once again Thursday morning. The thickest fog should develop in the north. 

 are up for all of northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin. They could be expanded later Wednesday night if fog deepens further southward.

The good news is sunshine will burn the fog off again and sunnier afternoons with blue skies will return.

Highs will warm into the 80s by the upcoming weekend.

Dew points will climb into the sticky 60s and possibly approach the tropical feeling 70-degree mark this weekend.

It’s a beautiful weather pattern for Minnesota over the next week overall.

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Paul Huttner

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Thick fog will blanket parts of Minnesota again overnight into Thursday morning.

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