Morning clouds and fog, then sunshine for Monday
Mild temperatures remain through the day
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After a few isolated areas of fog and rain clear out Monday morning, the rest of the day will bring increasing sunshine and mild temperatures.
Monday’s forecast
Monday is starting with a few lingering light rain showers, with occasional light snow mixing in, across southeastern Minnesota. Here is the radar from 6:39 a.m.:
The precipitation will clear out by midmorning. There are also isolated areas of fog across the state which will diminish by midmorning. In northeastern Minnesota, where morning temperatures are in the teens and 20s, some of the fog is freezing, so watch for isolated slick spots on the roads.
The rest of the state is starting off milder, with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. Highs will also be mild, with northwestern Minnesota in the 30s and the rest of Minnesota in the 40s.
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Skies will clear throughout the day, with most of the state seeing sunshine by afternoon. Wind will remain relatively light.
It will be a pleasant day to get outside!
Scattered chances for rain and snow return in the days ahead. That forecast will be updated around 9 a.m.
Programming note
You can hear my live weather updates on Minnesota Public Radio at 7:48 a.m. Monday through Friday.
