Monday starts off with snow
Northern Minnesota sees below-average temperatures
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Parts of Minnesota see light snow Monday as a cold front moves across the state.
Monday’s forecast
Monday is starting off with temperatures in the teens and single digits north and 20s for most of central and southern Minnesota. The colder than average lows north are because a cold front is draped across central Minnesota as of Monday morning, and northern Minnesota is already seeing the cooler air associated with it.
It will also cause a noticeable temperature contrast in the highs Monday, with the northern edge of the state below average in the 20s, while southern Minnesota is more seasonable in the 40s.
The front is also moving light snow across a wide section of central Minnesota, particularly in the morning hours, including for the Twin Cities.
The snow keeps heading east and clears out by late afternoon. Little accumulation is expected, with most places seeing less than an inch.
The front completely clears through the state by evening, bringing all of Minnesota below-average temperatures Tuesday. That extended forecast will be updated by 9 a.m.
Programming note
You can hear my live weather updates on Minnesota Public Radio at 7:48 a.m. Monday through Friday morning.
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