Slight cool down Saturday, back to upper 30s on Sunday
Seasonable cold air returns Saturday with temperatures reaching the 20s for southern and central Minnesota and teens for northern Minnesota.
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Seasonable cold air returns Saturday with temperatures reaching the 20s for southern and central Minnesota and teens for northern Minnesota.
Temperatures are falling Friday in the Twin Cities, with increasing northwest winds making it feel colder through the day.
Besides a few flurries moving through the Twin Cities early Wednesday, expect a cloudy and seasonable day overall.
A fast-moving clipper storm will bring light snow Sunday morning into the afternoon.
Saturday will still feel cold, but it will be warmer than what we've seen. Temperatures are expected to hit the double digits by Saturday afternoon.
Even with some sunshine later, the metro will barely get back into the double digits Friday afternoon, with feels-like temps staying below zero all day.
High pressure drifting south from Canada will drive Minnesota's forecast for the next few days.
Cold weather advisories are in effect for all of Minnesota from Sunday night through Monday morning for wind chills as low as minus 35 degrees.
The extreme cold sweeping into Minnesota over the next few days might mean car troubles.
The opening night party and first day of games for the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are being canceled due to dangerous cold in Minneapolis, organizers announced Wednesday.
Light snow is possible Sunday as bitter cold moves into the state.
Cold is the theme of the weekend, with light snow possible Sunday.
A clipper diving south will bring spotty, light snow showers through Thursday afternoon across the Twin Cities, as well as areas north of the Interstate 94 corridor.
Right on time, the January thaw has made it to Minnesota as high temperatures the last several days have climbed above freezing.
Sunday will see temps in the 20s. Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso shares when we could see temps that feel more like spring.