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Our arctic chill will linger through Tuesday, then we’ll see some gradual improvement in our temperatures later in the week. It still looks like some of us will see some snow on Wednesday.

Arctic cold will stay with us through Tuesday. Winds will drop wind-chill temps below zero this Monday, but winds will lighten up overnight tonight. As temperatures rebound a bit on Wednesday, some of us will see some snow.

It’ll feel more like January than November on Monday and Tuesday. Flakes are in the forecast on Wednesday. A look to late November temps.

Chilly temperatures and gusty winds will be with us this Sunday, and some people could see occasional flurries. Even colder air moves in Sunday night and it lingers into Tuesday. We’ll take a look at our prospects for milder temps down the road.

Saturday was the mildest day since last Sunday. Mild temps have been rare this month. Get ready for several chilly days. Some us may even see some light snow showers at times. Temperatures show signs of rebounding later this month.

Finally, some mild temps to unfreeze those leaves that still have to be raked. Saturday will be the milder day of the weekend, but some areas will see periods of rain or snow Saturday afternoon and evening. Brace for chillier temps on Sunday. We could be close to some temperature records on Monday.

Temperatures near zero next week in Minnesota.

Temps rebound slightly on Saturday, then dip again on Sunday. There’ll be snow chances in parts of Minnesota Friday evening and on Saturday. Brace for the arctic chill on Monday.

Minnesota is among the coldest places on earth relative to average lately.

Thursday will feel more like Dec. 7 than Nov. 7. Our temps will rebound a bit on Friday and Saturday, then plummet on Sunday. Some of us could see some weekend rain showers and snow showers at times. We have an update on our Minnesota crop harvest, which is slower than normal this year.