Depending on where you live in Minnesota, you may have woken up to snow, freezing rain or thunderstorms — or some combination of the three. The messy mix of precipitation caused difficult travel across much of the state.
This one is essentially a two-part weather system that will bring moisture to most of Minnesota. Let’s break down the scenario for what we can expect through Thursday with our next weather system.
A windy, milder Tuesday gives way to evening rain. Most will see highs in the 40s. Rain may turn to ice north of the Twin Cities. Snow will fall across northern Minnesota Tuesday night into Wednesday. Warmer air is still on track for the weekend with highs near 50.
Temperatures aren’t as cold to start thanks to cloud cover. Despite the clouds, Tuesday will be warmer, as strong southeast winds blow and warmer air moves in. Rain showers arrive late afternoon with snow northwest and freezing rain potential developing across central Minnesota overnight Tuesday night.
After another cold morning early Monday, Minnesota should see temperatures inch closer to normal Monday afternoon with highs in the low 40s south, 30s north. Rain and snow arrives late Tuesday into Tuesday night. Next week, 50 degrees should return again for many.
Despite another chilly start early Monday we’ll see milder highs near 40 in the south, 30s north. Another spring storm brings rain, ice and snow Tuesday night into Wednesday and Thursday.
It was a chilly weekend, but temps will rebound a bit on Monday. We could see a wintry mix in some areas late Tuesday into Wednesday, then some snow on Thursday.
After cool Sunday temps, we’ll see a return to the 40s on Monday. We have details on that, plus the rain and wintry mix that could begin Tuesday afternoon and evening. We also have info on river levels in Minnesota.
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