Twin Cities enjoys #Top10WxDay on Sunday
Sunday is a #Top10WxDay in the Twin Cities, filled with sunshine, calm winds and near-record warmth.
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Sunday is a #Top10WxDay in the Twin Cities, filled with sunshine, calm winds and near-record warmth.
Weekend temps will be above average with highs in the 50s. Cold weather by Thanksgiving.
High pressure overhead will finally bring lots of sunshine to the Twin Cities to wrap up the work week.
Tailgaters at the Vikings-Bears game can expect upper 30s, but it is expected to be in the 40s by midday.
After record breaking heat on Friday, an overnight cold front has brought the temps down to the 50s for the metro area and high 30s to low 40s for other parts of the state.
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As winds pick up Sunday, feels-like temperatures stay in the teens all day after starting in single digits across greater Minnesota.
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A passing clipper system will reinforce the cold and even bring some snow chances for southern Minnesota on Saturday morning.
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Early morning showers are expected to taper off Saturday, though the rest of the day remains cloudy.
There's no snow in the forecast for Friday, but Halloween in Minnesota does have a history of seeing some weather extremes.
Scattered rain showers will develop Friday in the Twin Cities and continue into the trick-or-treating hours.
Following a foggy start to Thursday, high temperatures will only reaching into the upper 40s in the Twin Cities.
Thursday kicks off a mostly cloudy stretch that will last through Saturday morning, when the sun returns.