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KEY MESSAGES
- Freezing drizzle may impact travel conditions this evening. There is a 20% chance for advisory level impacts.
- Several chances for wintry weather over the next week but confidence remains low beyond this weekend.
..Freezing Drizzle Remains Possible This Evening
Freezing drizzle chances are diminishing this afternoon as dry air continues to influence the near-surface layer across northwest Minnesota and the northern Red River Valley. The better dew point depressions are further west, from Devils Lake southeast to around Gwinner. This represents the baroclinic zone farily well, with the better moisture expected to remain to our west and southwest this evening before expanding eastward during the late overnight hours. Once this occurs, we could see patchy fog and mist for many areas west of the Red River Valley.
AVIATION /18Z TAFS THROUGH 18Z SUNDAY/
Issued at 1125 AM CST Sat Feb 7 2026
Ceilings at KDVL, KGFK, and KFAR are at MVFR levels, with KTVF and KBJI expected to fall out of VFR levels by mid afternoon. There remains a chance of freezing drizzle or light freezing rain across portions of mainly northwest Minnesota, with lower chances further south and west. At this time, a mention of BR remains in the TAFs at KGFK, KBJI, and KTVF for this afternoon and evening. KDVL could see patchy fog Sunday morning. Wind gusts will start to taper off this afternoon; however, LLWS remains possible into the mid afternoon for KGFK, KFAR, and KTVF.
FGF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
ND...None. MN...None.
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