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KEY MESSAGES

- Rain has ended across west central Minnesota with dry and seasonally warm weather into early next week.

..Rain Slowly Ending Late Wednesday

After three days of stratus and on and off rain, the upper low responsible for the latest dreary weather will finally push northeast tonight. This will bring an end to rainfall. Cloud cover may not be as fast to leave, with stratus or fog forming overnight. Low level winds to look to remain a bit elevated, which may help limit the areal extent of fog and keep us with more stratus instead. Nonetheless, with recent rainfall, a few patches of fog are forecast overnight into Thursday morning across much of eastern ND into adjacent portions of northwestern MN.

AVIATION /00Z TAFS THROUGH 00Z THURSDAY/

Issued at 521 PM CST Wed Nov 4 2026

Conditions are quite variable this afternoon with clear/mostly clear skies at KDVL, KGFK, and KTVF currently. KFAR remains on the edge of MVFR/VFR and KBJI is still IFR. By 06z, another round of stratus is forecast to develop from north to south tonight. This will bring IFR CIGs. A few pockets of fog are also expected to be mixed in, especially around KDVL and KGFK. At this time, there remains significant uncertainty around how widespread this fog will be. Therefore, the TAF reflects a less foggy, more IFR stratus scenario. CIGs will lift late Thursday morning into the mid afternoon, with MVFR by the end of the TAF period.

FGF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

ND...None. MN...None.

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