NEXT Weather: More warm-weather records will fall, plus rain and wet snow

MINNEAPOLIS — After smashing a 99-year-old record high Tuesday, we will also obliterate the 99-year-old record warm low for Wednesday, and likely set a record-high afternoon temperature of around 55 degrees.

It won't feel as warm as Tuesday because we'll be cloudier and windier, and a few raindrops are possible.

There will be showers Wednesday night, continuing off and on through Thursday. You could hear some rumbles of thunder.  

Colder air filters in Thursday night, catching the departing moisture to our north and creating some slushy accumulation on the grass in northwestern and northern Minnesota. No accumulation is expected outside of those areas.

Friday will be windy with some breaks in the clouds and flurries are possible. Temps will be about 15-degrees colder than the day before, and it will feel even colder.

The weekend into next week looks quiet, cool and mainly dry. Flurries are possible on Monday and again on Wednesday. 

Wake-up wind chills this weekend will be in the single digits and low double digits.