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Temperatures rebound the next few days; near normal by the weekend
If our recent weather has been too chilly for your tastes, hang in there. Temperatures will moderate over the next few days. And there aren’t any big snowstorms in sight. We have details on all that, plus the latest Minnesota crop report.
Cold has bottomed out; light snow, moderating temperatures on their way
Siberian air really chilled us on Tuesday. But moderating temperatures will begin on Wednesday and continue to warm through the weekend and into next week. An Alberta clipper will bring a light layer of snow beginning in the northwest Tuesday night, then sliding southeast and ending on Wednesday.
Frigid Tuesday; light snow for Wednesday as temperatures begin to moderate
Temperatures bottomed out Tuesday morning with frigid January-like readings. The good news is that temperatures will begin to moderate on Wednesday and get close to normal by the weekend. Look for light snow from the northwest Tuesday night and Wednesday, but no major storms soon.
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 linger into Tuesday; Wednesday snow potential
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.
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.