Thursday will bring decreasing clouds but still cooler than normal temperatures ranging from the upper 20s northwest to 40 in the southeast. Winds will be lighter. Expect a boost in temperatures Friday into the weekend.
Good news for Twin Cities drivers still trying to navigate cratered roads in this epic pothole season: City crews now have access to some “hot mix” asphalt to patch pavement.
The spring flooding season is on its way in Minnesota and could include major water level rises along the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers. Here’s how to prepare — and help — if and when the water rises.
Morning snow showers and freezing drizzle will linger along the North Shore. Skies across Minnesota will remain mostly cloudy. It’ll be breezy with snow showers along the Minnesota-Iowa border overnight into Thursday. Temps will be milder by Friday.
Snow showers will linger in the arrowhead early Wednesday. It will be breezy with west winds 10-20 mph. Highs will range from the 40s southeast to the 20s northwest. More snow showers are possible in south Minnesota Wednesday night.
Our first full day of spring will bring rain to southern Minnesota late Tuesday and snow north. It will also be blustery and cloudy ahead of the precipitation with another round possible south Wednesday night.
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