Our chilly Saturday temps will be replaced with much milder highs on Sunday. Some spots in the north will see some snow Saturday afternoon and evening. We have details on that, plus some very warm temps in the week ahead.
This may be our last sub-zero low temp of the winter. Chilly highs are on tap for most of us Saturday afternoon, and northern Minnesota will see some snow later today.
We’ll start our weekend with cold and wind chills, but temperatures recover nicely on Sunday. The best weekend snow chances will be in northern Minnesota. We have your weekend forecast, plus the updated Minnesota snow cover map.
Wind chills will be frigid through the day Friday as high temperatures won’t get past the low to mid teens in southern Minnesota and barely reach zero in some places up north. Temps drop to subzero statewide overnight into Saturday. A rapid warm up starts Sunday.
It’s another chilly morning early Friday, but the return of the wind is what’s making it really feel cooler. Winds are near 20 mph for much of Minnesota, creating wind chills that are subzero nearly statewide. In fact, northwest Minnesota has wind chills near 30 below zero.
Our Saturday will feel more like January than March. Temperatures will really ramp up on Sunday. We have the forecast details, including snow chances Saturday evening in northern Minnesota.
It will be a little warmer Thursday following Wednesday’s cold blast and a second, colder one moving in Thursday night. Expect highs in the mid to upper 20s in the south and teens north with sunshine most of the day. Temperatures will be colder Friday.
The northern half of Minnesota is below zero early Thursday while the southern half remains above zero, in the single digits. Most of the state has subzero wind chills, however, ranging from barely above zero in the south to near 30 below zero north. We’ll see more sunshine Thursday with temperatures actually a little warmer; in the mid to upper 20s south and teens north.
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