Dense Fog Continues Across Middle Tennessee Region

Foggy mornings are becoming more common across parts of the U.S. as the seasons change, with Midstate Tennessee experiencing increased radiation fog due to clear nights and calm winds leading to temperatures meeting the dewpoint. Last year, the region had 37 foggy days between September and November, indicating a similar trend this year. Meanwhile, Minnesota and western Wisconsin woke up to dense fog on a recent Wednesday morning, with forecasts predicting partial sunshine and warm, sticky conditions holding through the week. Dew points in the mid 60s contribute to the muggy feel, and temperatures are expected to rise into the 80s by the weekend, creating summer-like weather with only a slight chance of thunderstorms. Residents are advised to monitor local weather updates for the latest conditions.