NEXT Weather: High of 80 on Tuesday before drastic cooldown arrives
We've got another warm day on tap in the Twin Cities, but a cooldown is coming quickly.
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We've got another warm day on tap in the Twin Cities, but a cooldown is coming quickly.
The Twin Cities got to enjoy an 80-degree day Tuesday, but a reality check is fast approaching.
Minnesota will feel its coldest temperatures since May.
Make sure you get out and enjoy the warm weather on Wednesday, because temperatures will plummet on Thursday.
The Twin Cities could catch a few isolated showers Tuesday night through Wednesday morning.
The Twin Cities will have another warm day on Monday, but a big cooldown will arrive later in the week.
Sunday will feel like late summer in the Twin Cities, but a big cooldown is coming later this week.
Thursday is off to a chilly start, but it will end up a bit warmer than the past few days.
Wednesday is off to a frosty start, and though we'll see plenty of sunshine later on, temperatures will stay below average.
It's not even October yet, but northern Minnesota got a taste of winter Tuesday morning when snowflakes fell in Ely and the Gunflint Trail.
We could see widespread frost the next few mornings as temperatures slip to the 30s.
A cooler-than-average week lies ahead, with frost possible midweek for a wide swath of Minnesota.
Saturday will warm a bit, with a high in the upper 60s in the metro, but we could see a few isolated showers in the afternoon.
Saturday will warm a bit, with a high in the upper 60s in the metro, but we could see a few isolated showers in the afternoon.
A cool and pleasant Thursday evening is on tap, before rain rolls in Friday.
We are in for a chilly Wednesday night, with lows falling into the 40s – and even 30s in a few areas.
Riley O'Connor has the latest forecast.
Tuesday will bring a last gasp of summer-like weather across Minnesota.
Minnesota's recent above-average highs will soon switch places with below-average highs.
Sunday will feature a bit more sunshine, but will be relatively similar to Saturday's weather. Temperatures will warm into the 80s by mid-week.
We're in for a rainy, blustery Friday -- as well as a big temperature drop.
Katie Steiner has the latest forecast.
Labor Day may not be another #Top10WxDay, but it will be a lovely one nonetheless.
Thursday is the first day of meteorological fall, but it definitely feels like summer.
It'll be hot again on Friday, with the metro possibly hitting 90.
