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Another chilly day is on tap Thursday with a mix of clouds and sun. Temps dip more Friday into the weekend with the chilly pattern persisting into next week.

It’ll be another chilly day Thursday with highs ranging from the low 20s in southern Minnesota to single digits northwest. We’ll see a mix of clouds and sun with a few flurries in some of those clouds as well. 

Overnight temperatures will dip into the single digits in southern Minnesota with single digits below zero north under partly cloudy skies.

Even colder air slides in for Friday but that will also make for more sunshine. Highs will be in the mid-teens to near zero northwest.

The chilly temps persist into the weekend and next week. The cold will likely keep a snowstorm south of most of Minnesota Saturday night into Sunday.

The best chance at snow and rain will stretch from South Dakota into Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri into Illinois Saturday into Sunday. 

The colder-than-normal pattern is likely to persist into all of next week with highs mostly in the teens in southern Minnesota to single digits or even below zero in the north. 

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Another chilly day is on tap Thursday with a mix of clouds and sun. Temps dip more Friday into the weekend with the chilly pattern persisting into next week. 

Chilly Thursday with colder air moving in for the weekend

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