Daily heat record broken Thursday in Twin Cities; cooldown to follow
MINNEAPOLIS — The Twin Cities are enjoying record-breaking warmth on Thursday, but a cooldown is right around the corner.
The temperature reached 52 degrees, beating the record of 48 set in 1989.
Temps take a step back on Friday through the weekend, with highs generally in the 30s. That's still well above average, though.
The wind will pick up on Saturday before our next chance for a few snow showers with a weak disturbance passing by Saturday afternoon and evening. Amounts look to stay near or under an inch around the metro.
Monday and beyond looks more seasonal with highs in the 10s and 20s, and wind chills into the single digits.
The first week of February also looks like it's trying to trend more unsettled with snow chances.