NEXT Weather: Double-digit temps Wednesday, but subzero feel remains
MINNEAPOLIS — We'll warm slightly on Wednesday, though it will still feel subzero due to wind chill.
The forecast high in the Twin Cities will be 10 degrees, but the feels-like temp will be closer to minus-5.
Expect more sunshine and passing clouds. There is no precipitation and no local wind chill alerts.
We have very little moisture and warm air to work with for the remainder of the week. We start to see temperatures jump come Sunday.
There's one more pop of cold air ahead on Thursday and Friday, preventing our highs from getting much warmer than the single-digits for two more days.
A weak clipper system slides across portions of southwestern Minnesota on Thursday which could drop a few inches of snow. The metro could see a few flakes fly but it shouldn't accumulate.
Cold air retreats north by Sunday and we jump to 22 degrees. Extended weather models are leaning towards the 30s come next week. With warmer temperatures come some chances of winter rain.
