Tuesday afternoon forecast: 1-3 inches of snow possible
After roughly 1-3 inches of snow for most of us on Monday, we'll do roughly the same thing over the next 24 hours into Wednesday morning. Off/on light snow with evolving slippery spots as we tease a thaw Tuesday maybe even a touch of drizzle (or snizzle!?) Tuesday evening.
After roughly 1-3 inches of snow for most of us on Monday, we'll do roughly the same thing over the next 24 hours into Wednesday morning. Off/on light snow with evolving slippery spots as we tease a thaw Tuesday maybe even a touch of drizzle (or snizzle!?) Tuesday evening.
Tuesday's forecast: Light snow, with 1-2 inches possible
Light snow will fall on Tuesday, with areas picking up an additional 1-2 inches of snow. Unlike Monday though, the snow won't be as heavy so it'll take longer to accumulate.
Light snow will fall on Tuesday, with areas picking up an additional 1-2 inches of snow. Unlike Monday though, the snow won't be as heavy so it'll take longer to accumulate.
Saturday night forecast: Cold weather staying with us
Below-average temperatures stay with us for at least the next 7 days. Highs remain in the upper 20s and lower 30s for Sunday with a partly cloudy sky. Our next chance of precipitation arrives by Monday and lingers into Tuesday. Light snow showers may cause some slick roads for the morning and evening commutes to start off the upcoming work week. Temperatures continue to fall throughout the week with highs in the teens by next weekend.
Below-average temperatures stay with us for at least the next 7 days. Highs remain in the upper 20s and lower 30s for Sunday with a partly cloudy sky. Our next chance of precipitation arrives by Monday and lingers into Tuesday. Light snow showers may cause some slick roads for the morning and evening commutes to start off the upcoming work week. Temperatures continue to fall throughout the week with highs in the teens by next weekend.
Weekend weather: 'Finter' is here and so is artic air
A high pressure system should create quiet weather conditions through the middle of the week. It will bring on-and-off chances of light snow, with the possibility of light accumulation. Fall to winter, or "finter" is here, with temps expected to only rise to the low 30s Saturday-Monday, with a cold front on Thursday expected to bring colder air.
A high pressure system should create quiet weather conditions through the middle of the week. It will bring on-and-off chances of light snow, with the possibility of light accumulation. Fall to winter, or "finter" is here, with temps expected to only rise to the low 30s Saturday-Monday, with a cold front on Thursday expected to bring colder air.
Weekend forecast: Chilly with highs around freezing
This cold trend continues for much of next week.
This cold trend continues for much of next week.
Minnesota forecast: Much colder Friday, this weekend
A few scattered flakes left over in northern Minnesota, with a flake or two possible in the Twin Cities -- but it won't accumulate in the metro. Cloud clover will also linger. It'll be cold this weekend, too, but with less wind.
A few scattered flakes left over in northern Minnesota, with a flake or two possible in the Twin Cities -- but it won't accumulate in the metro. Cloud clover will also linger. It'll be cold this weekend, too, but with less wind.
Thursday's forecast: Warm and rainy start to the day, then the cold swoops in
Cold comes in around noon taking temps from the 60s to the low 30s.
Cold comes in around noon taking temps from the 60s to the low 30s.
Wednesday's forecast: Rainy and warm
Wednesday will be warm and wet with scattered showers and thunder with highs in the 60s for the Twin Cities metro. Temps hold steady in the 60s tonight and Thursday morning, before crashing into the 40s and 30s as the showers continue on Thursday.
Wednesday will be warm and wet with scattered showers and thunder with highs in the 60s for the Twin Cities metro. Temps hold steady in the 60s tonight and Thursday morning, before crashing into the 40s and 30s as the showers continue on Thursday.
Election Day forecast: Quiet through most of the day with showers possible tonight
Wednesday should bring some much needed rain to most of the state
Wednesday should bring some much needed rain to most of the state
Monday's forecast: Clear today with highs in the low 40s
Thunderstorms possible tomorrow night.
Thunderstorms possible tomorrow night.
Minnesota weather: Extremely windy Sunday, chances for rain this week
The end of the weekend will be very windy and dry, but there are chances for rain and possible flurries in the week ahead.
The end of the weekend will be very windy and dry, but there are chances for rain and possible flurries in the week ahead.
Minnesota weather: Extremely windy, Red Flag Warning issued for Sunday
Sunday will be extremely windy, with gusts reaching over 45 mph. A Red Flag Warning has been issued due to extreme wildfire risk in Central and Southern Minnesota from low humidity, high winds and drought conditions.
Sunday will be extremely windy, with gusts reaching over 45 mph. A Red Flag Warning has been issued due to extreme wildfire risk in Central and Southern Minnesota from low humidity, high winds and drought conditions.
Minnesota weather: Chilly Saturday, chances of rain overnight
Saturday forecast: Cooler with highs in the mid-40s and a slight chance of rain for parts of the state
Saturday forecast: Cooler with highs in the mid-40s and a slight chance of rain for parts of the state
Minnesota weather: Chilly Saturday, chances of rain overnight
Saturday forecast: Cooler with highs in the mid-40s and a slight chance of rain
Saturday forecast: Cooler with highs in the mid-40s and a slight chance of rain
Friday forecast: Cooler with highs in the 40s
Rain is in the forecast for Saturday.
Rain is in the forecast for Saturday.
Thursday's forecast: No record highs, but still warm
Highs in the 60s today for before colder temps arrive for the weekend.
Highs in the 60s today for before colder temps arrive for the weekend.
Wednesday's Forecast: Record highs with plenty of wind
A high near 75 on November 2 with wind gusts hearing 35 mph.
A high near 75 on November 2 with wind gusts hearing 35 mph.
Tuesday's forecast: Highs in the 70s on the first day of November
Tomorrow's highs could hit a record. 75 degrees possible on the Twin Cities.
Tomorrow's highs could hit a record. 75 degrees possible on the Twin Cities.
Halloween forecast: Trick-or-Treating weather will be fantastic
Temps will range from the 60s to the highs 40s for the trick-or-treating rush
Temps will range from the 60s to the highs 40s for the trick-or-treating rush
Minnesota weather: Sunny conditions, above average temps continue
The end of October will remain dry with above-average temperatures, but another warmup is coming for the start of November before heading back to seasonable weather.
The end of October will remain dry with above-average temperatures, but another warmup is coming for the start of November before heading back to seasonable weather.