
Mostly dry day for Easter activities before evening rain
Rain is expected to arrive in the Twin Cities after 4 p.m.
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Rain is expected to arrive in the Twin Cities after 4 p.m.
The weekend will start off sunny before the next rain system arrives Sunday night.
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There's a chance for a few light showers Sunday, but there will still be plenty of dry time under a mostly cloudy sky.
Saturday starts off dry, but may turn wet as a warm front moves through the area during the afternoon.
As the days get longer, they are getting warmer. And while Minnesota doesn't get as hot as other parts of the country, heat still causes problems.
The Twin Cities will enjoy a brighter end to the week ahead of a warm weekend.
Low pressure tracking across the region on Thursday morning will make for a gloomy day in the Twin Cities, with some clouds and cooler temps.
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Temperatures will reach the mid-50s in the afternoon, with overnight lows dropping into the 20s.
High pressure is on its way back to town and will bring a bit a nice, quiet weekend filled with sunshine.
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Roads and untreated surfaces could be slick, especially north of the Twin Cities, where the greatest accumulations will be about 1 to 3 inches of snow and .10 inches of freezing rain.
After a brief lull in the action Saturday morning, another wave of energy and moisture will work in from the south through the afternoon.