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Frost and freezing temperatures Wednesday morning across Minnesota.

Ian’s storm track will impact heavily developed areas on Florida’s Gulf Coast.

It’ll be a cool, breezy Tuesday with highs mainly in the 50s. Overnight lows will dip into the 20s in northeastern Minnesota and widespread 30s farther south. A warmup then commences with 70s returning by Friday. The very dry weather continues as well.

A cool Tuesday with high temperatures mainly in just the 50s. Parts of southwest Minnesota will still manage a 60 degree high. Winds will still be breezy at 10-15 mph but less blustery than Monday. Many areas will see frost Tuesday night with a hard freeze in parts of northeast Minnesota.

Meteorologists have long warned about a slow-moving, major hurricane around Tampa. Hurricane Ian looks to be taking the shape of a long-studied and feared near-direct strike from a major hurricane on the greater Tampa Bay area.

The season’s coldest air mass so far visits Minnesota this week.

The first half of this week will be cool and below normal with frost possible in many areas Monday and Tuesday nights. A warmup develops later this week into the weekend with 70s returning for southern Minnesota.

Monday will be a cool, windy day with highs ranging from just 50 in northeast Minnesota to the mid 60s southwest. We’ll see a mix of clouds and sun with frost possible for parts of Minnesota Monday and Tuesday nights.

Our winds will back off a bit on Monday, but it’ll still be breezy. We take a look at the week ahead, which includes a couple of mornings with frost potential. We also have the latest on Tropical Storm Ian, which is expected to become a major hurricane this week.

We’ll have strong winds Sunday afternoon, but plenty of sunshine in most areas. We have details on that, plus a look at the week ahead, including some very chilly morning temps. We also have an update on Tropical Storm Ian, which is expected to become a major hurricane this week.