Frigid temperatures this weekend prompt cold weather advisories

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After a frigid weekend, we’re in for a big warm up. Highs will warm into the 20s for most today and near 40 tomorrow. A system could deliver rain and snow to the state late Wednesday.

The frigid air from the weekend is rapidly moving east and out of the region allowing for temperatures to warm to more seasonable levels Monday. Southwest Minnesota will see highs in the low 30s with 20s for most, elsewhere. We’ll have sun filtered through occasional high clouds. 

It’ll be even warmer Tuesday with highs near or into the low 40s across the state Tuesday afternoon. Those are our first above-normal high temperatures in nearly three weeks.

Wednesday will still be mild, mostly in the 30s, but a system will move into Minnesota delivering rain initially for southern Minnesota and snow north. There could be significant snowfall accumulations for northern Minnesota Wednesday night into Thursday.

It will be followed by colder air but not the bitter cold we just had. High temperatures will mostly drop back into the 20s and teens though early Friday morning could start out subzero. 

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After a frigid weekend, we’re in for a big warm up. Highs will warm into the 20s for most today and near 40 tomorrow. A system could deliver rain and snow to the state late Wednesday. 

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