No Thanksgiving week storms for Minnesota and Wisconsin
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Sunday’s blustery winds have brought us a chilly Monday morning. Temperatures have fallen into the teens all across Minnesota, and even some single digits to the north.
Chilly Monday
Winds became light overnight and will remain that way for Monday. Afternoon high temperatures will be in the upper 20s in far northern Minnesota, 30s for most of the state, and some low 40s in the southwest. The Twin Cities should have a high around 33 beneath increasing clouds. A few snow flurries are possible in the northwest corner.
Rain is likely along much of the East Coast.
Much milder Tuesday
Tuesday will be quite mild for late November. A gusty south wind will push our afternoon temperatures above seasonal normals. Highs will range from the mid-30s in the northwest to 40s for most of the state and some afternoon temperatures well into the 50s in the southwest.
Cold Thanksgiving Day
A cold front on Wednesday will set the stage for a sunny but cold Thanksgiving Day. Highs will be just in the teens in northern Minnesota and 20s for the rest of the state. The Twin Cities should see a high in the mid-20s.
Milder for weekend
Look for temperatures to recover gradually late in the week and lead to a pleasant weekend.
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