Mainly dry with 50s again and 60s next week
March stays 10-20 degrees warmer than normal into next week
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It may not be in the 70s anymore, but a warm bias continues to dominate the weather maps into next week.
Overall, our weather pattern looks pretty quiet the next few days. The lone exception is a low-pressure system that will clip far northwest Minnesota on Wednesday with a mix of rain and snow.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Global Forecast System model shows the progression of the system on Wednesday:
Snowfall totals of anywhere from 1 to 6 inches could fall from the northern Red River Valley to Lake of the Woods. Check out NOAA’s Global Forecast System model snowfall output on the map below.
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Temperatures will rise into the 50s once again across southern Minnesota Wednesday.
We’ll cool down a bit later this week with highs in the 40s south and 30s north once again.
But a new warming trend is likely to kick in again early next week. highs should push the 60-degree mark once again in the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota early next week.
Keep in mind the normal high and low for the Twin Cities early next week are 39 and 23 degrees.
The outlook for March still favors warmer-than-normal temperatures for most of this month.
Stay tuned.
