Cooler, brisk air for early Wednesday with sunshine as high pressure builds overhead. Snow chances return Thursday and Friday, with several inches of accumulation possible.
We ride the Minnesota weather roller coater in the next week. Temperatures in the 50s in southwest Minnesota Monday. We could see widespread subzero temperatures by the upcoming weekend.
January warmth will begin to fade this week as snow chances increase and colder air moves in by the end of the workweek. A wintry mix is possible late Monday night into Tuesday, mainly north of Interstate 94.
Mild temperatures overnight Sunday will carry into Monday, bringing a warm and pleasant start to the work week. Small chances for snow linger through the week, with much cooler air arriving by next weekend.
Clouds linger into Sunday, but clearing skies and warmer temperatures will lead to a mild start to the work week. A few light snow chances are possible as multiple clipper systems pass through.
Sunshine and above-average temperatures highlight Friday, but changes arrive tonight as a clipper brings a light snow chance into Saturday, followed by cooler air this weekend.
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