A potent spring storm is bringing almost all of the above for precipitation in Minnesota Tuesday and Wednesday. Expect periods of rain south and freezing precipitation turning to snow in the northeast. Temperatures will range from the 30s north and 40s south.
A very wet spring storm will bring significant rainfall to central and southern Minnesota through Tuesday. Ice and heavy wet snow will fall across northern Minnesota. Travel will be difficult up north.
Monday will be very mild, with highs well into the 60s in southern Minnesota and near 70 for some. Temperatures will be in the 40s north. Rain arrives Monday night with ice potential in northeastern Minnesota.
It is a very mild start early Monday morning. That will set us up for our warmest day yet this year with widespread 60s, even low 70s in southern Minnesota with 40s north. We’ll have hazy, filtered sun through high clouds.
We’ll have another warm day on Monday, then temps retreat on Tuesday and Wednesday. We have an update on which areas are most likely to see rain and snow Monday night and Tuesday.
Our weekend temperatures will be well above normal. We have the weekend forecast details plus a look at the week ahead. Snow-lovers will be happy to know that there’s still plenty of snow on the ground in northern Minnesota.
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