Winter storm warnings in northern Minnesota

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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.

The same pattern and setup from the weekend, with high pressure over Ontario pushing cooler air from the northeast and lingering sticky dew points, combined with a system moving in from the west will lead to a mixed picture of clouds and sunshine for much of Minnesota Monday.

High temperatures will be on the slightly cooler side of normal again, though warmer than the weekend.

Few showers Monday into Tuesday; unsettled pattern develops

Scattered showers will move into southwest Minnesota Monday. Statewide there will be the chance of a few showers Monday night into Tuesday, however, rainfall won’t be widespread or heavy.

We’ll see a somewhat unsettled pattern develop with showers again possible Wednesday and Friday. Temperatures should also warm up a bit more, near normal by Wednesday and Thursday; around 80 in the southern half of the state.

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Sven Sundgaard

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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.


Occasional clouds, cooler this week overall

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