It’ll still be on the cool side of normal Tuesday but with brighter skies and light winds. Highs will be mainly in the 40s with some pockets of 30s north. Showers start to develop north Tuesday night and fill in east and south into Wednesday morning.
It’s a chilly start after a night of clear skies and lighter winds. We’ll see a warmer afternoon Tuesday with increasing clouds. Rain showers move in Wednesday midday.
Clouds and blustery winds will decrease through the evening and overnight but that will also lead to a chilly night. Tuesday will bring sun the first half of the day before clouds increase.
A windy remainder of Monday with clearing skies west to east. It’ll be cold overnight Monday night. Expect brighter skies and warmer temperatures Tuesday.
Cleanup continues in Taopi, near the Iowa border, after a tornado last week destroyed nearly half the homes in the community. Officials said 10 of the town's 24 homes are total losses.
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Expect rainy weather during the week, but temperatures Wednesday should top 50 degrees in the southern half of the state. By the weekend, it will be well into the 60s with the year’s first 70-degree reading possible Saturday.
There will be some lingering morning snow showers in eastern Minnesota Monday and it will still be frigid into Tuesday, but warmer air and more rain are in sight.
An unsettled week begins with rain and snow on Sunday. Monday will be windy and cold with snow in the northeast. Look for more rain and snow on Wednesday and then beginning again on Friday.
A mix of rain and snow is expected to spread across much of Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin Sunday afternoon and evening. The heaviest snow amounts through Sunday night are expected to be in northern Minnesota. We have updated snow forecast details, plus a look at the week ahead.
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