Seasonable temperatures into the weekend; more snow possible
Expect much colder temps Monday and Tuesday
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We’ll see near-normal temperatures through the weekend. Another clipper system brings a chance at more modest snowfall late Saturday into Sunday.
Near-normal temps through Sunday; more snow showers possible
After a whopping six-tenths of an inch of fresh snow, we should see clouds hang on much of Friday, allowing for just afternoon peeks of sunshine.
Temperatures will be near normal for central and southern Minnesota, primarily in the mid-20s. Northern Minnesota will be mostly in the teens.
Temperatures will remain the same for Saturday and Sunday with 20s south and teens north. Far northwestern Minnesota will see temperatures in the single digits.
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Another clipper system is headed toward Minnesota late Saturday into early Sunday bringing more snow showers.
This system has the potential to deliver more snow than Thursday’s moisture-starved clipper. While not a big storm, more than a couple of inches could fall, especially in northern Minnesota.
The clipper will be followed by a brief but potent blast of cold air for Monday and Tuesday. Highs Monday will be in the single digits and even subzero north.
Both Sunday and Monday nights will yield subzero temperatures for much of the state.
We warm pretty quickly by mid to late next week. In fact, by Thursday we may see our first above-freezing high temperature of this month!
