Highs reach into the 40s Friday ahead of weekend cooldown, snow
Highs return to the 40s Friday in the Twin Cities, with wind gusts up to 30 mph.
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Highs return to the 40s Friday in the Twin Cities, with wind gusts up to 30 mph.
A weak wave of low pressure — which has a few snow showers in the Arrowhead — will help things warm up nicely for the Twin Cities Thursday afternoon.
Temperatures are starting in the single digits again Sunday morning in the metro and only reach the teens in the afternoon.
This weekend will be cold with temperatures in the low 20s on Saturday, but feeling more like single digits throughout the day.
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Wednesday's storm in Minnesota continues to exit to the north Thursday, taking the snow with it.
The National Weather Service has issued winter alerts across Minnesota on Wednesday due to a snowstorm set to blanket the state, with officials announcing a no-travel advisory in some regions.
Temperatures stay above average on Sunday, but drop a few degrees from Saturday with a little more cloud cover.
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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.
Temperatures are falling Friday in the Twin Cities, with increasing northwest winds making it feel colder through the day.
Besides a few flurries moving through the Twin Cities early Wednesday, expect a cloudy and seasonable day overall.
A fast-moving clipper storm will bring light snow Sunday morning into the afternoon.