October chill ahead; heavy rain potential by Sunday night
Widespread frost next week?
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We’re coming up for air across the Upper Midwest. Tuesday night’s storms left a trail of destruction across southeast Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Much of Minnesota enjoys a sunny but cooler respite. Temperatures run as much as 15 degrees cooler than Tuesday highs in the low 80s.
We warm up again Sunday and Monday before the bottom drops out next week.
Heavy rains threaten Sunday and Monday
Forecast models have been cranking out another strong low-pressure system Sunday night and Monday. The Canadian model suggests a sunny dry Saturday, followed by heavy rains Sunday night into Monday.
If the Canadian model is right, another swath of 1 to 3 inches of rain could fall across southern Minnesota by next Monday.
Widespread frost next week?
The medium-range models continue to hint at much colder air by next Thursday.
Stay tuned.
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