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Expect clouds and morning fog before a system brings a rainy mix to parts of Minnesota on Thursday evening. FOX 9 meteorologist Cody Matz has the full forecast. 

Patchy morning fog will clear, leaving a brighter, mild afternoon with highs in the upper 30s. FOX  9 meteorologist Cody Matz has the full forecast. 

FOX 9 Meteorologist Keith Marler has your Tuesday afternoon update. We had some freezing rain overnight, making for some slick driving conditions. We'll have a high in the low 30s as a mild week continues.

More Twin Cities roadways are covered in ice, especially in the western half of the metro, according to MnDOT's website. This is causing incidents on area roadways. Expect a slow morning commute. In addition to icy highways, there are sneaky slick spots across the region due to rain overnight. Secondary surfaces (sidewalks, driveways, parking lots) are expected to be slippery too. 

Rain and freezing rain will clear early Tuesday morning, leaving behind a cloudy and damp day across Minnesota. FOX 9 meteorologist Cody Matz has the full forecast.

Several incidents have been reported on Twin Cities roadways on Tuesday as traffic volume ticks up during the morning commute. Rain earlier has led to sneaky, slick spots on highways and secondary surfaces. 

Heavy rain is causing some slick spots on Twin Cities roadways on Tuesday morning. Meanwhile, some schools are closed or delayed on Tuesday.

It's been raining hard enough that the rain hasn't been able to freeze on Tuesday morning in Minnesota. 

Icy road conditions have been reported in the St. Cloud and Sartell area, with MnDOT's website showing ice-covered roadways northwest of the Twin Cities metro. Meanwhile, in the Twin Cities metro, some roadways are slushy. There are some sneaky slick spots across the region, especially on secondary surfaces, as well as bridges and ramps. 

Heavy rain is helping keep icy conditions at bay across the Twin Cities metro, as are the temperatures, which are just above freezing. However, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots are slippery and there are some slick spots on area roadways. As the rain winds down, though, things could get dicier. 

Main roads are in pretty decent shape in the Twin Cities, but the morning commute will be all about the sneaky slippery spots as temperatures hover right around freezing. Sidewalks, decks, driveways and parking lots are going to be the slipperiest. 

FOX 9's Ian Leonard has the latest as the Twin Cities could see freezing rain overnight, making for difficult driving conditions Tuesday morning.

If you’re on Minnesota roads Monday night or Tuesday morning, be prepared for some potentially slick conditions. FOX 9's Ian Leonard has the details.