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Updraft® - Minnesota Weather News
Ron Trenda

Some sun Sunday afternoon, warmer to start the week

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Our Sunday morning showers will move on, and we'll see decreasing clouds and some afternoon sun. Sunset this evening is 735pm, so we"ll have a few hours to  enjoy the sunshine.

Highs today will be mainly in the 40s, but we could touch 50 in the Twin Cities:

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It will be warmer tomorrow, with plenty of sunshine:

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Wet Wednesday, followed by cooler temps

Many spots in southern Minnesota could hit 60 on Tuesday, especially if the late day clouds and scattered showers are delayed. There is a good chance of showers on Wednesday, with a thunderstorm also possible:

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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Global Forecast System data, via Weatherspark

On Thursday we'll see cooler highs and a chance of rain showers and snow showers.

Twin Cities snow tally

Our official March snowfall total at Minneapolis-St. Paul International airport stands at 5.4 inches.  We're likely to finish this month well below our 30 year March average of 10.3 inches.

For this 2015-2016 snow season we have seen 36.2 inches of snow at Minneapolis-St. Paul International airport. That puts us 14.8 inches below normal for this point in our snow season.

I hope that you have a good Sunday!