Another wintry storm Friday

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The shifting mosaic of fall colors in Minnesota we call peak color has passed in much of our state.

Most areas in Minnesota are past the typical fall colors peak now as we move into the final days of October. But a few pockets of near peak color linger around the greater Twin Cities, St. Cloud, and southern Minnesota.

Around the Twin Cities it’s a montage of leaves scattered on the ground with some very colorful trees still showing off. 

The fall color show is a week or so later than normal in most of Minnesota this year. I expect this will be one of the more colorful Halloweens in the Twin Cities this year.

It’s sunnier today around most of Minnesota. A foggy morning lingers around Ely into this afternoon and a stripe of clouds remains in the central part of our state.

Thursday morning brings another frosty start to Minnesota with lows in the 30s once again.

Highs temperatures Thursday will run in the 50s south with 40s north. Look for a mix of sun and a few cloudy hours.

Halloween still looks cool but pretty docile. Trick or treat temperatures still favors low to mid 40s by around 7 p.m. Friday evening.

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Fall colors past peak in most of Minnesota. But a few areas of near peak colors still linger around the Twin Cities.

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