NEXT Weather: No record warmth Thursday, but temps still well above average
While Thursday won't quite reach the record-setting warmth seen Wednesday, temperatures will still be well above average for much of Minnesota.
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While Thursday won't quite reach the record-setting warmth seen Wednesday, temperatures will still be well above average for much of Minnesota.
The Twin Cities recorded a new record high temperature on Wednesday.
Temperatures in the Twin Cities will be in the 70s for the next couple of days before things take a more seasonable turn heading into the weekend.
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The Twin Cities should see an afternoon high around 51. Up north, more cloud cover will make things a little cooler.
Tuesday's shaping up to be a seasonable day in the Twin Cities, with average temperatures and some sunshine later on.
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer has the latest forecast Tuesday evening.
Monday will start out very warm, but temperatures will drop throughout the day. There's also a chance of showers in the afternoon.
Chris Shaffer has the latest forecast.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the latest forecast on a NEXT Weather Alert day. Severe storms are possible Sunday evening, with southeastern Minnesota seeing a higher threat.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the latest forecast on a NEXT Weather Alert day, due to Sunday night's possible severe weather.
It was a NEXT Weather Alert day Sunday due to potential severe storms in the evening to overnight hours.
The Twin Cities will warm into the 60s Friday – but it gets better.
Our warming trend continues, with temperatures rising into the mid 50s Thursday, which is near average.
The Twin Cities are in for another cold night.
Katie Steiner has the weather outlook.
Temps will fall into the 20s Monday night and into Tuesday morning.
Monday will feel more like early December than mid-October.
Parts of Minnesota are waking up to snow Friday morning, including the metro area.
Wheel in your grill and dust off your Crockpot, because blustery fall weather will be sticking around for the foreseeable future.
