Weather

Areas of fog will burn off Monday morning with increasing clouds ahead of a weak clipper system. Some light snow showers and sprinkles will be possible late Monday into Monday night. Then a big warmup commences for the rest of the week. 

Athlete and activist Alison Mariella Désir and sports medicine specialist Dr. Kelechi Okoroha explain how runners should dress when temperatures drop to the 50s, 30s and below.

Monday will be mild with increasing clouds and morning fog in spots. Light snow showers and sprinkles will become possible later in the day as a clipper system moves through. 

We don’t have any big storms in sight, but some spots could see a rain or snow shower Monday afternoon and evening. We have details on that and a big midweek warmup.

We don’t see any big snowstorms over the next six days. Some spots could see a few light snow showers or sprinkles Monday afternoon and evening.

Parts of southeastern Minnesota have dense fog and slushy roads Sunday morning. We have the Sunday outlook.

Cold temperatures and a dry weather pattern have combined to create smooth ice skating conditions on some remote lakes near Grand Marais and the Boundary Waters.

Some areas could see flakes at times Saturday night and Sunday morning, with another snow opportunity on Monday. We have details on that, plus the temperature outlook for the coming week.

Saturday will be the nicer day of the weekend in much of Minnesota. Some locations will see flakes at times late Saturday night into Sunday. Temperatures run a bit above normal this coming week.

Our weekend weather will be slightly milder than normal. Some locations could see some flakes.