Good morning. North Dakota. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you're walking into a thick, gray fog. At 25 degrees, that moisture is freezing on contact. Roads are slick, especially around Fargo and the Red River Valley. A Winter Weather Advisory runs until 11 A.M. For freezing drizzle. Give yourself extra time this morning. In the next 24 hours. Here's where it gets wild. A stationary front has split the state in two. Eastern North Dakota climbs to 48 degrees today. Central areas reach 42. But up near the Canadian border? Only 26 degrees. That's a 22-degree spread across a single state. Fog lingers through much of the day under stubborn clouds. Tonight, temperatures hold in the upper teens up north, low 30s southeast. Rain creeps into the southeast after 1 A.M. Friday brings a tricky wintry mix — freezing rain, sleet. And snow all make an appear ...