Another cold night; wind chills below zero
Gradual warming trend by mid-week
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Frigid temperatures will persist into Saturday evening, with wind chill values staying below zero. Northwest winds and clear skies will bring one more bone-chilling evening. A gradual warming trend is expected by mid-week, with highs returning to around the freezing mark.
Chilly forecast continues
Struggling temperatures reached the mid-teens late Saturday, with another cold evening ahead. Some of the coldest air since February has settled in for the weekend, keeping temperatures well below average.
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With northwest winds continuing through the evening and early morning hours, we can expect another frigid Sunday morning, with wind chills ranging from -5 to -15 below zero.
Sunday’s temperatures will rise into the lower to mid-20s, accompanied by increasing cloud cover.
Forecast models show the possibility of light snow for western to southwestern Minnesota late Sunday evening into Monday morning, with very light accumulations expected.
A warm-up is in the forecast as temperatures gradually rise above freezing by Wednesday. Though brief, this warming trend will be followed by another cooldown in the second half of the week.
