Springlike temperatures are in the air this weekend
Saturday is a WCCO Top 10 Weather Day!
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Saturday is a WCCO Top 10 Weather Day!
Temps stay above average all week, mostly in the 30s for highs and 20s for lows.
Seasonable cold air returns Saturday with temperatures reaching the 20s for southern and central Minnesota and teens for northern Minnesota.
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Saturday will still feel cold, but it will be warmer than what we've seen. Temperatures are expected to hit the double digits by Saturday afternoon.
It's a colder-than-average week in Minnesota, and some light snow is expected to the south.
Light snow is possible Sunday as bitter cold moves into the state.
Meteorologit Adam Del Rosso has the latest forecast Saturday morning. Expect cold all weekend, with light snow on Sunday.
Sunday will see temps in the 20s. Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso shares when we could see temps that feel more like spring.
Minnesota's relatively mild run of weather will be briefly interrupted by some snow showers, gusty winds and frigid wind chills over the weekend.
Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso has the latest forecast Saturday morning.
It stays mild into Monday night in the Twin Cities, which means rain could turn to freezing rain and drizzle overnight.
Saturday will see temperatures in the 40s before a major drop off comes on Sunday.
It’ll finally be above freezing for the first time in almost three weeks on Tuesday.
It'll be the coldest night of the season on Wednesday with temps warming slightly into the weekend.
Light and persistent snow continues to fall in Minnesota on Saturday, with the southern region expected to see the most accumulation.
Winter storm warnings and advisories extended from Montana to Ohio, the National Weather Service said. Forecasters warned there could be airport delays and slowed traffic with snow falling at more than an inch per hour in some areas.
Minnesota's first winter storm of the season will push out Wednesday morning, but tough travel conditions and biting cold will linger.
The season's first measurable snowfall in the Twin Cities is expected Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Weekend temps will be above average with highs in the 50s. Cold weather by Thanksgiving.
After record breaking heat on Friday, an overnight cold front has brought the temps down to the 50s for the metro area and high 30s to low 40s for other parts of the state.
Meteorologist Katie Steiner has the latest forecast Sunday morning.
Early morning showers are expected to taper off Saturday, though the rest of the day remains cloudy.
Skies remain mostly cloudy Saturday, keeping highs cooler in the mid-upper 40s
It’ll be a rainy Tuesday, though things are expected to dry out on Wednesday.
