Snow showers taper in most areas Sunday a.m.; breezy p.m.
Temps near normal
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There could be a few slick spots this morning due to the overnight mix of rain and snow.
The snow showers taper off as we go through Sunday morning in much of eastern Minnesota, but they could linger into afternoon in parts of northeastern Minnesota.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale (NAM) forecast model shows the potential precipitation pattern from Sunday morning through Sunday afternoon:
There could be a brief bit of light rain or light freezing rain in a few spots.
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The National Weather Service may plot some snow totals here and here.
You can hear updated weather information on the MPR network, and you’ll see updated weather info on the MPR News live weather blog.
Sunday temps and winds
Our average Twin Cities high temperature is 37 degrees on Nov. 22. Twin Cities metro area highs will probably hit about 40 or 41 this afternoon. Highs in the lower 40s are expected in roughly the southern third of Minnesota as well as west central Wisconsin, with mainly 30s elsewhere:
It’ll be a bit breezy today, with afternoon gusts in the 15-22 mph range in many areas:
Plotted values are in knots, with 14 knots equal to 16 mph and 17 knots equal to around 20 mph. Gusts close to 25 mph are possible in parts of southwestern Minnesota.
This Updraft blog will be updated by around 10 a.m. with updated Sunday forecast details plus a look at the week ahead.
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