Warmer Sunday with showers far north; summerlike Monday and Tuesday
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After plodding through nearly a week of unseasonably chilly weather, we can enjoy a few warmer days.
Sunday will be quite pleasant for most of us with high temperatures ranging from the 60s in the north to the 70s across southern Minnesota. The Twin Cities should warm into the low 70s with sunshine Sunday afternoon.
Areas of morning fog have developed, especially in the low-lying areas of southeastern Minnesota.
Scattered showers
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The other weather wrinkle will be a scattering of showers across far northern Minnesota. Weather radar from Grand Forks is tracking showers in the northwest corner of the state.
Warmup to continue
The warmup will continue through at least Tuesday before temperatures begin to tail off as we head toward next weekend.
Here is how the upcoming week looks for the Duluth area and much of northern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin:
Tropical Storm Sally
Farther afield, Tropical Storm Sally has been dropping heavy rain on southwestern Florida and is forecast to reach hurricane strength before making landfall around southeastern Louisiana and Mississippi Monday night or Tuesday.
