After a cold morning, some sunshine will warm Tuesday afternoon temperatures 5 to 10 degrees more than Monday along with lighter winds. Clouds increase again Wednesday.
A raw, chilly Monday will give way to near-record low temperatures Tuesday morning. A warmup will arrive slowly this week. Then look for widespread rain to round out the week from Friday through Sunday.
Highways remain closed and officials continue to closely monitor water levels after some rain-swollen rivers in northwestern Minnesota rose to major flood stage over the weekend.
Monday won’t be quite record cold but pretty chilly. Highs will be in the 40s and 30s with blustery northwest winds still. Tuesday brings sunshine and lighter winds again.
Monday will be another speed bump on our journey into spring. Our work week starts out very chilly, but temps will recover later in the week. We have a flooding update for northwestern Minnesota and info on a couple of spots along the Red River that will reach major flood stage this week.
Temps will be chilly today and into the beginning of the week. I have details on that, plus rain and snow chances in some areas today. There’s also an update on the flooding in northwestern Minnesota.
Scattered thunderstorms will continue in parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin Saturday evening, and some severe weather is possible. We have the details plus a look at Sunday.
Gov. Tim Walz declared a peacetime emergency Sunday in response to flooding in northwestern Minnesota. Officials in several local communities, including Crookston, had already declared local emergencies.
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