Mild weather set to stick around all week in Minnesota
The Twin Cities will be very above average all week, with highs generally in the 40s — 30s on Tuesday and Wednesday — and lows in the 20s.
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The Twin Cities will be very above average all week, with highs generally in the 40s — 30s on Tuesday and Wednesday — and lows in the 20s.
Temps stay above average all week, mostly in the 30s for highs and 20s for lows.
Besides a few flurries moving through the Twin Cities early Wednesday, expect a cloudy and seasonable day overall.
Tuesday will stay cold and dry for most parts of Minnesota.
Cooler air returns Monday in the Twin Cities, with highs in the teens and dry, calm weather.
Deep winter cold holds on in Minnesota on Wednesday, but a slow turn to warmer weather is ahead.
The cold, quiet pattern continues Tuesday in Minnesota.
A warmup is set to begin on Saturday, according to NEXT Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer.
NEXT Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer says high temperatures in most of Minnesota will stay in the single digits on Tuesday.
A cold weather advisory is in place through 11 a.m. for most of the state, including the Twin Cities.
Dangerous cold has tightened its grip on Minnesota on Friday.
Brutal cold will take over Minnesota on Thursday.
Wednesday features light snow to the Twin Cities and other parts of Minnesota before a sharp turn to dangerous cold.
Tuesday may bring some light snow to parts of Minnesota, and an arctic chill will take hold in the coming days.
Bitter cold will dominate in Minnesota on Monday as highs stay in the single digits.
Temperatures on Saturday won’t be above 10 degrees on Saturday in the Twin Cities, according to NEXT Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer.
A sharp cooldown will take hold in the Twin Cities on Wednesday.
Tuesday will be a mild January day, with highs near 40 in the Twin Cities.
NEXT Weather Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says northeast Minnesota could see freezing rain or light snow early on Tuesday. Temperatures in the Twin Cities will hit 40 degrees by the afternoon.
The Twin Cities will start the week with a couple of mild days before temperatures start falling again.
The Twin Cities is in for another mild night on Wednesday. Temperatures will fall below freezing overnight, with another icy morning possible on the roads.
After a wet, slushy and icy morning commute in the Twin Cities, temperatures will warm above freezing, but clouds will remain.
A warmup is on the horizon following a cold Friday in Minnesota.
Minnesota will see a quiet but cold start to 2026.
New Year's Eve will start with light snow in the Twin Cities, with colder air to follow.
