Clouds will decrease from north to south Thursday with temperatures near normal — 40s south, 30s north. A clipper brings more precipitation late Thursday night into Friday with a cold weekend behind it. March may be heading out like a lion.
Our storm system of the last couple days will slowly pull away through the day Thursday. It will take with it any leftover rain/snow showers and the clouds from north to south by the end of the day. Another rain/snow chance arrives Friday.
As the spring storm season approaches, the annual effort to sign up volunteer weather observers across the country is in full swing. And Minnesota is — by far — leading the way among all U.S. states.
Rain and snow showers will continue on and off Wednesday into Wednesday night with temperatures holding in the 30s and gusty north winds at 10-20 mph. Temperatures remain cool into next week with some sun late Thursday.
Wednesday will yield another raw and wet day with snow showers continuing in the northeast part of the state and a mix of scattered rain and snow showers southeast. Winds will be blustery from the north at 10-20 mph. Cool temperatures will continue through the week.
A messy spring storm is bringing lots of precipitation to central and eastern Minnesota in a variety of forms. Expect mostly rain in the Twin Cities and southeastern Minnesota Tuesday with a transition to snow in the southwest and northeast parts of the state.
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