Twin Cities to see spotty rain, snow showers overnight going into Saturday morning
MINNEAPOLIS — A weak clipper system arrives on Friday in the Twin Cities, increasing the clouds and bringing some spotty light rain starting in the late evening.
High temps will be back in the 40s for the metro. It will be colder up north, falling as a snow/icy mix north of Brainerd Lakes with 1-3 inches of accumulation expected.
We'll get a break in the precipitation on Saturday with some clouds lingering and high temperatures staying in the 40s.
Happy Friday! We won't see as much sunshine today, but we're still able to warm into the mid 40s. Eventually, the clouds throw a few showers our way this evening. pic.twitter.com/0nEmgUhPaI
— Adam Del Rosso (@AdamDWeather) March 29, 2024
Another more potent system will pass through on Easter Sunday into Monday. There is uncertainty with the northern extent of the rain/snow, but the worst of the storm looks to stay south of Minnesota.
If anything, it looks like some rain/snow for southern Minnesota, and perhaps the metro, too.
High pressure returns for the middle of next week with temps warming further into the 50s.