Chillier air arrives on Sunday and it will linger through Tuesday. We take a look at Sunday and the week ahead. The fall color report shows a shift in optimal leaf-peeping areas.
Sunday will be the chilliest day of the weekend, and the cold weather will linger into the start of the work week. We have details on that, plus who will see some weekend flakes. The updated fall color report is interesting.
High temps rebound a bit Saturday afternoon, but it’ll be breezy. Periods of snow will continue in portions of northern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin. We have your Saturday weather outlook plus a fall color update.
Snow greeted many Minnesotans Friday morning. It’s the earliest measurable snowfall in four years for the Twin Cities, about two weeks earlier than the typical average.
After our first measurable snowfall of the season, high temperatures Friday stay mostly in the 40s. Scattered snow showers turn into rain showers in the afternoon. Saturday will be a bit warmer with highs in the 50s and 40s south to north and some breaks in the clouds.
Friday will be a continuation of cold, cloudy and breezy conditions with scattered morning snow showers turning to hit and miss rain showers in the afternoon. Highs will be mainly in the 40s statewide.
After a little warmup, temperatures are back to a familiar chill as leaves in half of the state enter “past peak.” Worry not, there are still many opportunities to see fall foliage before we have bare trees.
Chilly temps will linger through the weekend. Snowflake chances will be highest in northeastern Minnesota. We have your weekend weather details and an updated fall color report.
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