NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report for Minnesota from Nov. 3, 2025
The Twin Cities will reach a high temperature of 60 degrees on Tuesday, according to Next Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer, with mild conditions through Thursday.
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The Twin Cities will reach a high temperature of 60 degrees on Tuesday, according to Next Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer, with mild conditions through Thursday.
Next Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer says northern areas of Minnesota could see a few snowflakes on Saturday.
Some northern Minnesota residents could see rain drops while heading to the polls for Election Day on Tuesday afternoon, though people in central and southern areas will be dry.
High temperatures will be in the 50s through Thursday. There's a chance the Twin Cities will hit 60 degrees on Tuesday.
Next Weather meteorologist Adam Del Rosso says temperatures will be in the 40s while trick-or-treaters are out and about on Friday evening.
Thursday kicks off a mostly cloudy stretch that will last through Saturday morning, when the sun returns.
Rain will linger for some parts of Minnesota on Tuesday.
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer has the latest forecast early Tuesday evening.
Monday will be breezy and increasingly cloudy in the Twin Cities ahead of an early week stretch of rain.
Much of Minnesota is waking up to cloudy conditions on Saturday, and they'll be sticking around for most of the day.
Friday night football games should be dry with temperatures in the 40s.
Thursday and Friday mornings will be cold with frost and freeze likely, but the next several days warm up.
The Twin Cities will start to dry out on Wednesday, and the sun will make a welcomed return.
It'll be a windy and wet start to the work week in Minnesota.
The weekend will start quietly and comfortably, with temperatures again reaching above average across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Rain is expected to move into southern Minnesota early in the afternoon on Tuesday before it moves through the central part of the state, Next Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer says. Parts of central Minnesota will also see scattered showers Tuesday morning.
Rain and cooler temperatures are in store for Tuesday, according to Next Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer.
Saturday is shaping up to be beautiful, and a #Top10Wx Day has been declared across much of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The low temperature late Friday and into early Saturday will be around 44 degrees in the Twin Cities, with other areas dipping into the 30s, according to Next Weather meteorologist Lisa Meadows.
It will be a milder, windier night on Wednesday in the Twin Cities, taking frost out of the equation for early Thursday.
After some northern Minnesota communities dealt with a patchy freeze early Tuesday, freezing temps will be widespread north of Interstate 94 on Tuesday night.
A deadly tornado that ripped through a rural city in North Dakota in June has been upgraded to an EF-5, the National Weather Service said Monday, marking the first twister with an EF-5 rating in 12 years.
It starts out chilly on Tuesday in the metro amid a freeze warning across far northern Minnesota. Temperatures will warm to seasonable highs in the mid-60s.
With mainly sunny conditions across the region on Saturday and winds coming from the south, expect more unseasonably warm temperatures to start the weekend.
Expect clearing skies and highs in the 80s on Wednesday. Thursday will be very similar.
