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Another mild day; Friday evening shower chance NW Minnesota
We’ll be a few degrees warmer Friday, and most areas will be rain-free. We have your Friday weather details plus a fall color update.
 Minnesota winter outlook: Will La Niña or climate change rule?
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration winter outlook released Thursday favors cold along with equal chances for above or below-average snowfall.
Weekend weather: Unusually warm; rain, thunderstorms possible late Sunday
This weekend will be unusually warm and it’ll be breezy too, especially on Sunday. We could see some rain and hear some thunder late in the weekend. We have details on that, plus an updated fall color map for leaf-peepers.
Trending warmer through Sunday
Warming temperatures through the weekend. Much colder next week.
Fall color peaking around Twin Cities
Colors are bursting around the Twin Cities.
Roller coaster temps; significant rain possible Sunday night
Wednesday will still be cool but warmer than the last two days with highs in the 40s to low 50s. We’re still on track to see 60s by Friday and 70s this weekend in southern Minnesota along with the potential for some decent rains Sunday night into Monday.
The warmup begins; hopeful stormy pattern ahead
After a cold start, Wednesday’s high temps should be several degrees warmer than Tuesday, mainly in the 40s with some upper 30s in the Arrowhead and low 50s in the west and Red River Valley. A stormy pattern develops Sunday night into Monday after a very warm weekend.
First significant rain in 8 weeks possible Sunday
Our first significant rain chance in about eight weeks looks possible Sunday night. Early indications suggest many areas could see an inch of rain. While welcome, it won’t solve the needs of the drought-stricken Twin Cities. September was the driest on record.