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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.
A clipper system will bring snow showers late Monday night into Tuesday morning for northern Minnesota. Temperatures will be warmer Tuesday into the 30s nearly statewide. Southern Minnesota could even see 40 degrees a few times this week.
After an active couple of weeks this week will be quiet. A clipper will bring light snow to northern Minnesota late Monday night into early Tuesday and a system on Thanksgiving stays mainly south. Temperatures will be warming to above normal this week also.
Monday will bring sunshine for central and southern Minnesota. There will be more clouds north. Light snow is possible in northern Minnesota late Monday night into Tuesday. Temperatures will warm gradually through the week into the 30s and low 40s.
It will be a milder week than last with relatively quiet weather. Look for sunshine Monday and temperatures in the 20s to low 30s. Tuesday will bring light snow to northern Minnesota with light accumulations. By Thursday we’ll see the chance of some moisture but mainly south.
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