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Overnight precipitation had mostly ended by Wednesday morning, and now the same pattern will send temperatures soaring by afternoon.

Overnight precipitation mostly came to an end Wednesday morning, and now the same pattern will send temperatures soaring by afternoon.

A warm front headed toward Minnesota brings a mix of rain, snow and possibly ice, plus another warm day, before temperatures turn seasonably cool by the weekend.

A warm front moving through the state overnight Tuesday brings a light wintry mix along with it, then sets the stage for possible record warmth on Wednesday.

Behind Monday’s cold front, Minnesota will not be as warm Tuesday, but highs still run 5 to 10 degrees above average for the last day of November.

Parts of Minnesota saw highs in the 50s and even a few 60s Monday, and the state could see a repeat Wednesday as part of a storm which also brings light rain and snow.

A system moving across Minnesota Monday brings areas of precipitation, mild temperatures and breezier winds by the afternoon.

A system moving across Minnesota Monday brings areas of precipitation, mild temperatures and breezier winds by the afternoon.

A wintry mix spreads across portions of Minnesota overnight Sunday night, then Monday snow chances are highest to the north. We have the forecast details, including some very mild temps.

Travel weather looks good during the daylight hours of Sunday, then a wintry mix moves in overnight. We have the forecast details, including some very mild temps this week. And did you know that April was our snowiest month twice in the past ten years?