A slowly moving system will bring periods of rain and lots of clouds Monday into Thursday. Temperatures will be mild Monday and Tuesday before cooling mid to late week.
The mild weather prevailing across Minnesota on Sunday will give way to a system that will bring widespread, soaking rain to the region beginning early Monday and lasting through Wednesday. The heaviest rainfall is expected Monday afternoon and evening.
Welcome to November — which may feel more like late September. Enjoy the mild weather today, because a widespread, soaking rain system is on the way, bringing 1 to 2 inches of rain to much of the state.
The Halloween blizzard of 1991 produced record snowfall across the state of Minnesota. It also occurred during an El Niño. With another strong El Niño developing as we head into this winter, could we see another storm like the Halloween blizzard?
You have plenty of time to vote early if you want to avoid rain, but temps will be mild regardless. Scientists have looked at active weather on Election Day over and over, hoping to discover just how many people opt in or opt out of voting based on things like rain.
We're still keeping a close eye on Halloween weather. So, what tricks and treats does Mother Nature have in store for us this Saturday? Let's take a look!
Temperatures will continue to be warm for this time of year, averaging about 15 degrees above normal into early next week. Forecast models show an increasing likelihood of rain for next week.
Central Minnesota saw showers and thunderstorms move through Wednesday as a cold front swept across the region, bringing a round of rainfall before cooler, drier weather settled in behind the system.
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