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November is running 5 degrees warmer than average in the Twin Cities. Medium-range forecast products continue to skew milder than average into December.

Tuesday’s weak weather system may produce light snow and glaze ice, heavier snow possible in Wisconsin.

Travel turns tricky by Tuesday morning as a storm moves a mix of rain, snow and ice into Minnesota overnight. The remainder of the week stays much quieter.

Monday stays relatively quiet with sunshine and seasonable temperatures. However, changes late in the day set the stage for a messy Tuesday.

It’ll be a nice late-November Monday. A wintry mix will move in Monday night and some areas will see accumulating snow late Monday night and Tuesday. We have the details on that, plus a look at the rest of the week.

We’re seeing appropriate weather for this time of year. Temps are near normal and there’s a bit of fresh snow on the ground. We have an update on the Monday night and Tuesday snow potential in Minnesota and western Wisconsin.

The overnight snow was a reminder that this is indeed November. Snow tapers of from west to east Sunday morning, but lingers in parts of northeastern Minnesota. We have the details.

A mix of rain and light snow is expected to spread across Minnesota and western Wisconsin as we go through Saturday evening/Saturday night. We have details on the possible snow amounts and who may also see some light snow Sunday morning. We also take a look at the week ahead.

We’ll have plenty of sunshine this Saturday. Many areas will see a wintery mix Saturday night that transitions to light snow before ending Sunday morning. We have your weekend forecast details and a look at the week ahead.

You can expect some sunshine and fairly light winds this Saturday. That’s not bad for a November day. We could see a rain/snow mix overnight and Sunday morning.