Winter storm warnings in northern Minnesota

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Expect more clouds to fill back in Monday with showers in southwest Minnesota. There will be several chances of rain this week and overall a continuation of cloudier and cooler conditions.

Clouds will fill back in Monday in what’s become a familiar pattern the last few days. Clouds will keep temperatures a bit on the cooler side of normal once again.

We’ll see showers clip southwest Minnesota, part of a larger system across Nebraska and Iowa.

Overall unsettled with multiple disturbances, clouds

We have several disturbances moving through Minnesota this week in a rather active (for a change) northwest flow pattern. The better chances for the first half of the week are northern and western Minnesota. The Twin Cities will see an increased chance of showers by Thursday and Friday.

Because of the frequent disturbances, low level moisture, and cooler air, we’ll see frequent clouds as well.

The reason for the change in weather is due to the fact that cooler and wetter weather is parked to our south and east while the hotter than normal conditions are just to our northwest. In between, Minnesota will see near normal, or slightly below normal temperatures this week and likely next.

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Expect more clouds to fill back in Monday with showers in southwest Minnesota. There will be several chances of rain this week and overall a continuation of cloudier and cooler conditions.


Lingering moisture from the weekend will lead to a mix of clouds and sunshine Monday with showers moving into southwest Minnesota. There’ll be a few showers statewide Monday night into Tuesday.

Clouds fill back in Monday; showers southwest

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