Thanksgiving will see near normal temperatures primarily in the 30s statewide with decreasing clouds. Look for sunshine to return Friday and Saturday with highs in the 40s and even 50 in southern Minnesota. Next week may bring a midweek storm system.
Wednesday will be mild with sunshine. High temperatures will be above freezing statewide. Clouds increase Wednesday night with fog possible into Thursday morning and even some patchy freezing drizzle. Thanksgiving will be in the 30s with cloudy skies.
Patchy freezing fog early, partly cloudy skies with temperatures warming back into the 30s and even 40s in southwest Minnesota, above normal for the date. Overnight Wednesday night into Thursday clouds increase. Temperatures remain above normal into the weekend.
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Northeastern Minnesota will see scattered light snow showers Tuesday. Temperatures will be warmer statewide and near or above normal through the weekend. A larger storm develops south on Thursday.
Morning snow showers will sweep across northeast Minnesota leaving a coating of snow under one inch. Clouds will clear from southwest to northeast Tuesday with warmer high temperatures ranging from the upper 20s in the northeast to 40 in the southwest.
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