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40s again on Monday; Tuesday rain, then a mix to snow by Wednesday
We’ll have another March-like day on Monday. Tuesday looks soggy, then parts of Minnesota will see a plowable snow Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Above-normal temps linger a few more days; Tuesday rain, then some snow
Our unusually warm temps will stay with us into the start of the work week. We have details on that, plus the rain and snow that’s expected Tuesday into Wednesday.
Dense fog advisory Sunday AM northwest Minn.; above-normal temps
Parts of west-central and northwestern Minnesota are dealing with dense fog Sunday morning. We have details on the fog, plus the unusually warm temps that are on tap for Sunday afternoon.
Our Saturday will be bright, with unusually warm temps. We have your forecast details plus a look at Minnesota snow cover.
Mild weekend temps; chilly Thursday, Friday next week
Milder temps are on tap for the weekend. We have details on that, plus a look at the week ahead.
Cooler Friday; 30s to 40 for the weekend; storm chance next week
Friday will be cooler, but near normal with sunshine and lighter winds. Temps climb back into the 30s and 40s this weekend into the middle of next week. A storm system could affect Minnesota midweek next week.
Cooler Friday with sunshine returning; thaw resumes this weekend
It’s a cold morning Friday but we’ll warm to near normal temperatures, in the 20s statewide. We’ll see the return of sunshine and lighter winds too. Mild temps are back this weekend.
Despite snowy winter, forecasters see average Minnesota spring flood risk
Rivers, lakes, and ponds were very low heading into this winter. That means there is plenty of headroom for runoff to raise water levels before flooding occurs, according to a newly released National Weather Service assessment.