Although still 15 to 25 degrees below average highs, Tuesday and Wednesday will be the mildest days of the week, as another drop in the temperatures is on the way starting Thursday.
Although still well below average, Tuesday brings one of the milder days relative to the cold this week, with some parts of central Minnesota making it above zero for the first time since last Thursday.
Temperatures will continue to run much colder than normal this week. A few days will be “less cold” than others. We have details on that, plus the wind chill warnings up north today.
Temperatures dropped into the 30s below zero in parts of northern Minnesota on Sunday morning — not counting the wind. Wind chills dropped into the 50s below zero in some locations.
You probably want to know how cold it will be this afternoon and this coming week. We have some answers for you. We also take a look at the longest cold weather stretch in Twin Cities weather records.
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