Weather Forecast

The cold is now behind us as we start another warming trend through Christmas. The high on Tuesday is 38 degrees in the Twin Cities metro.

Back to a December mild on Tuesday, as we start another warming trend that will take us into Christmas.

Ian Leonard looks ahead to our chances of a white Christmas in Minnesota.

A cold and blustery day is in the forecast on Monday, but then it starts warming up again. A high-pressure system is building on Monday morning, which is leading to a lot of wind, with gusts close to 50 mph in some cases. However, as the system presses into the state, winds will gradually calm through the day on Monday. Cloud cover will also clear out across much of the area.

It'll be cold and blustery on Monday before another mild stretch starts Tuesday.

Sunday will be mild and cloudy. Temperatures will tumble tonight, with wind chills below freezing.

A rainy and foggy morning with the clouds sticking around in the afternoon for Saturday. The high is 40 degrees in the Twin Cities metro.

A rainy and foggy morning with a cloudy afternoon for Saturday. The high is 40 degrees in the Twin Cities metro.

During a stretch of unseasonably warm weather, golf courses in Minnesota will continue to remain open for the foreseeable future.

A rainy day is in the forecast for Friday. Rain showers will slowly become more widespread on Friday afternoon, with high temperatures around 43 degrees in the Twin Cities. Overnight, it'll be wet. Rain showers will continue, with a bit of slush possible in northern Minnesota. The low in the Twin Cities will be around 36 degrees.

Rain showers slowly become more widespread Friday afternoon, with a high of around 43 degrees. It'll be a wet night, with a low of around 36 degrees.

Lots of sunshine and warmth on Thursday, ahead of widespread rain on Friday. The high on Thursday will be close to 50 degrees in the Twin Cities on Thursday. The average high this time of year is 29 degrees.

Temps will remain above average and there's no snow in sight for the foreseeable future. Rain is expected Tomorrow night.

It sure doesn't feel like December in Minnesota, with temps in the 40s.

Temperatures will rise midweek and continue to increase, topping out around 50 degrees on Thursday for most of the Twin Cities. A lack of snow and plenty of sunshine could lead to rain on Friday.