Temperatures early Tuesday are still in the 20s and even low 30s but winds are already gusting over 40 mph as arctic air is returning. Temperatures will drop through the day with teens for southern Minnesota by afternoon and single digits north. We’ll be back below zero overnight.
We have another 24 hours of milder weather to enjoy before a return of colder, windy conditions that will sweep across Minnesota. Highs Monday will be in the low 30s in the south. Cold slips into the northwestern corner of Minnesota Monday night.
Enjoy another day and a half of milder weather. We should see highs near or above freezing for much of southern Minnesota Monday and 20s north. Expect sunshine most of the day filtered through high clouds. It’ll be a bit breezy from the south/southeast with winds at 8-14 mph.
Monday will be the warmest day of the week, but parts of northwestern Minnesota could see blizzard conditions Monday night. We take a look at the week ahead, which includes a midweek arctic blast.
Snowfall totals eclipsed 30 inches in some areas of Massachusetts, while Boston tied its record for the most snow in a single day at just under two feet, according to the National Weather Service.
We’ll have quiet weather from Sunday afternoon through most of Monday. Wintry conditions return to northern Minnesota Monday night. We have a look at the week ahead, which includes a couple days of arctic cold.
Our Sunday will feature temps that are slightly below average, plus reasonable winds. Some people in Minnesota and western Wisconsin could see a passing flurry.
We’ll have slightly cooler temps on Sunday, then temps rebound nicely on Monday. Arctic air returns midweek. We have details on all that, plus an update on the blizzard that’s lingering over much of New England this Saturday night.
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