MINNEAPOLIS — Thick fog has enveloped much of Minnesota and canceled Gov. Mark Dayton's air travel to a water quality forum.
The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory Monday for more than two dozen counties, primarily in the southern half of the state. Visibility is down to a quarter of a mile or less.
Dayton's office says the governor is unable to fly into Luverne. His visit there and his attendance at the forum in Edgerton will be rescheduled.
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