It will be a chilly Thanksgiving with highs ranging from the 20s into the low 30s. Thursday night will be cold with lows in teens and single digits. Temperatures remain chilly into the weekend.
Travel weather will be quiet but temperatures will take a dive after a milder day Wednesday. Thanksgiving will be cold and that persists into early next week.
Temperatures will be briefly back above normal for southern Minnesota Wednesday. Colder air moves in Wednesday night, making for a cold Thanksgiving into the weekend.
Our warmer-than-average November came with high winds — which created the perfect conditions for the manure smell many experienced the past week. MPR News host Phil Picardi spoke with retired meteorologist and climatologist Mark Seeley on Morning Edition’s weekly weather chat.
Blustery winds are ushering in colder air Tuesday, touching off some sprinkles in southeast Minnesota and snow showers northeast. Wednesday will be warmer before becoming much colder Thursday.
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