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It’s the warmest on record for Duluth, Minn., and ties the warmest on record for the Twin Cities. Minnesota is just one of the areas setting records for the warmest start to meteorological autumn on record.

Most of Minnesota sees another warm day Tuesday, but colder weather is already spreading in north, bringing highs only in the 40s and 50s by late week.

Cooler air starts to spread in from the northwest Tuesday, causing a temperature contrast of about 30 degrees across Minnesota by the afternoon.

This is among the longest runs of summerlike weather in Minnesota on record.

A wide temperatures swing is ahead this week for Minnesota.

Minnesota goes from almost 20 degrees above average to much more seasonable but chilly highs in the 40s and 50s thanks to a storm that hits Wednesday.

Aided by breezy winds from the south and abundant sunshine, highs soar up to 20 degrees above average on Monday.

Our gorgeous Sunday will be followed by a delightful Monday. We have your forecast details for the week ahead, including our next chance of rain.

Are you ready for some warmer temps? We’ll see warmer than normal temps this Sunday and into the start of the week. We have details on that, plus a look at fall colors.

This will be another day with deep-blue skies and mild afternoon temps. We have your Sunday forecast details, plus a fall color update.