Feels-like-fall Saturday; summerlike Sunday and next week
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Saturday morning was on the cool side. The Twin Cities’ low temperature of 44 was our coolest reading so far this season. Many spots outside the metro area fell into the upper 30s.
Then cloud cover from the northwest slowed our warmup until the sun reappeared and the afternoon became delightful across most of the state.
Saturday night showers in the Arrowhead
Scattered showers are likely to slide southeast over parts of the Arrowhead Saturday night.
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Summerlike temperatures begin on Sunday
A strong surge of warm air from the southwest will heat us nicely on Sunday and then hang around. Sunday’s high temperatures should range from the low 70s in the northeast to the low and mid 80s in south central to southwestern Minnesota.
The Twin Cities should have Sunday morning low temperatures around 53 and afternoon highs close to 80 with some high clouds. Wind will be light from the south.
Continued warm and dry through midweek
Temperatures will remain summerlike from Monday through midweek. Wednesday looks like it might be the warmest day of the upcoming week.
Temperatures should cool slightly after Wednesday, but all of next week looks to remain warmer than normal as October gets underway.
Maybe some rain by Thursday
Forecast models are showing a better chance of helpful rain, possibly across most of Minnesota, from late Wednesday through Thursday.
Scattered showers might break out next weekend, as well.
Warmth likely out beyond next weekend
The 8-14 day temperature outlook for October 3 to October 9 calls for a high probability of warmer-than-normal temperatures for Minnesota and surrounding states.
