The episode opens with Aaron Jolly greeting listeners and noting that winter is loosening its grip in Minnesota. Today's high was 44 degrees in the Twin Cities, up from an overnight low of 25, with yesterday's snow melting under mostly clear skies. Tonight, temperatures will climb to 46 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and light south-southwest winds. Areas of fog are expected between 8pm and 4am, followed by freezing fog development, with lows dropping to 31 degrees and light northeast winds. Northern Minnesota has a slight chance of drizzle around 6pm, reaching 42 degrees before falling to 29 overnight, feeling like 24 by 7am tomorrow. Southern Minnesota stays mostly cloudy with areas of fog after 3am, highs of 45 degrees dropping to 32 overnight, feeling like 30 by 9pm. Thursday brings widespread fog statewide, with the Twin Cities seeing freezing fog before 9am and regular fog through noon, highs of 46 degrees. Northern Minnesota gets partly sunny skies with highs near 42, while Southern Minnesota deals with 5-10 mph winds and mostly cloudy conditions with highs around 45. Friday warms into the mid-50s with partly sunny skies. Saturday is the peak warmth, with 67 degrees in the Twin Cities and possibly 70 or higher down south, near-record for mid-March. Sunday cools back to the low 40s with mostly cloudy skies. The episode is a concise weather update covering current conditions, overnight forecasts, and a 7-day outlook, with specific details for different regions of Minnesota.