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After a briefly cooler day Thursday, milder readings are back Friday into the weekend with lots of highs in the 30s to near 40. A mix of rain and snow develops Sunday into Monday with the next storm system.

Temperatures will be back near or above normal Friday with partly cloudy skies and light winds.

We’ll see similar readings Saturday and Sunday with seasonable to even mild high temperatures.

After a mini stretch of dry weather the next storm system delivers rain and snow Sunday afternoon into Monday across a large area of Minnesota.

Getting snow to stick during the daylight hours this time of year requires heavy snow showers, so forecasting accumulations can be tricky. Temperatures will be above freezing for many areas.

Temperatures cool late next week into the 20s and low 30s, which will be nearly 10 degrees below normal for most places.

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After a briefly cooler day Thursday, milder readings are back Friday into the weekend with lots of highs in the 30s to near 40. A mix of rain and snow develops Sunday into Monday with the next storm system.


Milder again Friday into the weekend; rain, snow Sunday and Monday

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