This first week of November will be chillier-than-normal into midweek, then warm nicely toward the weekend. Expect dry weather as the month gets underway.
Following a warm October, November is beginning slightly below average. The cooler weather does not last long though, with milder temperatures returning by the weekend.
Temperatures dip a few more degrees Monday bringing highs below average, which will be chilly enough for northern Minnesota to see a couple snowflakes.
Some lucky people could catch a glimpse of the northern lights Saturday evening. We have the cloud forecast for Saturday night, plus the chilly forecast for Halloween and a look at the week ahead.
Today will be the warmest day of the next six days. We’ll also have a chance to see a northern lights display Saturday night — if clouds don’t interfere. We have details on all that, plus a look at the forecast for Halloween and the week ahead.
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