Grand Forks, ND – A dense fog advisory remains in effect across parts of Minnesota and North Dakota this morning, posing potential hazards for drivers. Visibility has been reduced to a quarter-mile or less, affecting multiple counties in both states.
According to the National Weather Service, the advisory includes Kittson and West Marshall counties in Minnesota, and Pembina and Eastern Walsh counties in North Dakota, lasting until 9 a.m. CDT. Additionally, several other counties, such as Red Lake, Cass, and Grand Forks, are also under similar warnings.
The fog is expected to vary in intensity over short distances, making travel especially dangerous in rural areas. Drivers are urged to slow down, use headlights, and maintain a safe distance between vehicles.
This weather event is not uncommon for early spring, but it still poses significant risks to those on the roads. As conditions fluctuate, motorists should stay alert for rapid changes in visibility. The National Weather Service recommends checking local conditions before heading out and adjusting travel plans accordingly.
