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Chilly start, but sunshine and warmer temperatures ahead
After a cold start, we’ll see lots of sun with seasonable temperatures near normal Wednesday. Temperatures will trend upward Thursday and into the weekend. 
Bright and cool Tuesday with warmer air ahead
We have cool, bright conditions on tap for Tuesday that will lead to cold conditions Tuesday night with freezing temperatures possible north. Warmer air moves in late this week. 
October supermoon kicks off trio of lunar light shows
Monday night’s full moon will appear slightly larger and brighter during what’s known as a supermoon, the first of three expected this year.
Finally feeling like October with much cooler, seasonable air in place
Temperatures are a good 15 to 25 degrees cooler than Sunday and as much as 30 degrees cooler than Saturday. We’ll see the cooler air stick around until later in the week when we warm up again. 
Back to normal: Cold front ends streak of unseasonable warmth
After several days of record-breaking warmth, a cold front is finally moving in to bring back more typical fall conditions. Expect one more warm and breezy day before temperatures drop, with cooler air and a chance for rain on the way.
Southern winds usher in a balmy Saturday evening
A warm and breezy night is on tap, with temperatures expected to stay well above average, potentially breaking record-warm lows by sunrise. However, a cold front will sweep through late Sunday, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures and ushering in much cooler air to end the weekend.
Hot and breezy Saturday ahead for Minnesota
Get ready for a warm and breezy Saturday as Minnesota experiences near-record temperatures. Southerly winds will gust between 30-40 mph, ahead of a much-anticipated cold front.