Fog has developed over the northern half of Alberta and in east-central Alberta once again this morning.
Advisories are in effect for most of northern AB, areas just north and east of Edmonton and throughout east-central parts of the province.
That’s a pattern we’ve seen for the past few days as daytime snowmelt has added moisture to the surface layer of the atmosphere and as temperatures dropped in the evenings, that moisture condenses and creates fog.
We should see that fog burn off by mid-morning, but it may re-develop tonight after another warm and melty afternoon.
Temperatures are expected to get to around 4 C in the Edmonton area this afternoon with a mix of sun and cloud.
We’ll be a degree or two cooler Tuesday (but still above zero) and then right around the freezing mark for afternoon highs Wed/Thu.
Morning temperatures are forecast to be in the -5 …