Cooler but still well above normal this week

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A colder breeze dropped temperatures about 25 degrees across much of Minnesota Friday. You can see the blue shades of colder air pouring into the Upper Midwest on Friday afternoon’s temperature map above.

Temperatures will continue to hover in the 20s and 30s across most of Minnesota over the weekend. 

Milder air will seep into Minnesota once again starting Monday. Highs could reach 40 degrees from the Twin Cities southward Monday. 

The milder air will linger through next Wednesday. Another cold shot of polar air will drop temperatures again late next week.

A few forecast models show a chance of light snow about next Thursday. Here’s the Canadian model output:

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Paul Huttner

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Temperatures closer to average across Minnesota. A chance for some light snow is possible later next week. 

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