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A taste of spring
Milder air moving in.
Spring is closer than you think
Spring is not here quite yet. But this week will renew your faith that it's coming. Forties are looking likely for Wednesday afternoon.
Adding to our cold weather tally; Valentine’s Day warmth
Our average high temp this time of year is 28 degrees in the Twin Cities metro area. We’ll have to wait a few days for warmer than normal temps. Our Sunday highs will be mainly in the teens across Minnesota, with some spots in the south touching 20 degrees. Parts of northern Minnesota could see…
A tale of two Februarys; temp peaks on Valentine’s Day
Yes, it’s been colder than normal this month. Although our average high temperature in the Twin Cities metro area is 27 degrees this time of year, the metro area hasn’t even seen an official high temp in the 20s this February. Minnesota temperatures will moderate a bit this coming week, and many spots will have…
Cold start to the weekend; Valentine’s Day warmth?
Saturday highs will be mostly in the teens, but some spots in the northwest could top out in the single digits again.
Another I-90 clipper brushes the Twin Cities
Southern Minnesota is winning the snow lottery this week. The storm track continues to push a series of low-pressure system through Iowa and southern Minnesota. This one brushes the Twin Cities with light snow. The system delivers another plowable event for southern Minnesota and dumps heavy snow from Iowa to Chicago and beyond. The National…
Heaviest snow far southern Minnesota; milder temps by Sunday
The Twin Cities metro area will be on the northern edge of the main snow area, with an inch or less expected in the north metro, and somewhere between 1 and 2 inches in the south metro this Thursday evening.