Good morning. Minnesota. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you stepped outside at sunrise, you probably couldn't see much past your driveway. Dense fog has swallowed central Minnesota whole this morning, thick enough to earn us advisories until noon. We're sitting at 40 degrees under that murky blanket. Up near Duluth and the North Shore, freezing drizzle is turning roads into skating rinks. Take it slow up there. In the next 24 hours. Now here's where Minnesota gets interesting today. The Twin Cities climbs to 55 degrees — that's spring-jacket weather. Southern Minnesota hits 53. But push north and it's a completely different day. Northern Minnesota barely scratches 33 degrees. That fog isn't budging. And a biting northeast wind at 15 miles an hour makes it feel like 13 this morning. Your jacket choice depends entirely on which direction you're headed. Tonigh ...