
After rainy Election Day, Minnesota to dry out and warm up Wednesday
After an Election Day featuring widespread showers, Minnesota will start to dry out and warm up on Wednesday.
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After an Election Day featuring widespread showers, Minnesota will start to dry out and warm up on Wednesday.
Morning rain and fog will give way to a mild, cloudy afternoon on Monday in the Twin Cities.
Temperatures will rise to the 50s and 60s over the weekend.
A NEXT Weather Alert is in effect for a very wet Halloween, with morning rain eventually transitioning to snow.
Wednesday will start out mild, but temperatures will drop throughout the day. Our Halloween forecast looks unideal for trick-or-treating.
The Twin Cities shattered a 102-year-old record for warmth on Tuesday afternoon, but things will feel much more autumnal come Wednesday.
Highs will approach 80 on Tuesday as the next system positions itself far enough north to pull in some warm air.
The Twin Cities will enjoy a typical fall day on Friday, with a pleasant weekend to follow.
It's not much, but a system will move through Minnesota on Thursday producing rain around the region.
Cooler air is moving in Wednesday, making it feel more like October in Minnesota.
The metro could see some drops overnight into Saturday, though the rain will not be significant.
It'll be a warm and windy day Thursday thanks to an area of high pressure in the south.
A big chill is in the air early Wednesday, but temperatures will return to average by the afternoon in the Twin Cities as conditions remain sunny and dry.
We're ahead of another dry cold front which will help warm the Twin Cities into the low 80s on Thursday afternoon — about 20 degrees above average.
A wind shift will occur on Wednesday as high pressure shifts eastward, helping to usher in warmer air.