Cold front brings breezy north winds for Sunday night; cool and brisk on Monday
Seasonal temperatures return on Tuesday
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A cold front will move southward through the state, increasing north winds for Sunday night. Cooler air will keep highs in the 40s on Monday. Seasonal temperatures will return on Tuesday, with rain chances possible by midweek.
Breezy night ahead
Our next system will bring dry conditions, but brisk northerly winds. Isolated snow showers are possible in the Arrowhead region, with minimal accumulations expected.
Low temperatures drop into the mid-20s with teens in central and northern Minnesota.
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Northerly winds will persist throughout the day on Monday, ranging from 10-20 mph. Temperatures will struggle to reach the 40s in the metro, with much of the state staying in the 30s.
Seasonal temperatures return on Tuesday with continued sunshine. Highs warm back into the upper 40s to low 50s.
The middle of work week introduces some isolated rain showers back into the forecast for both Wednesday and Thursday.
Our temperatures will continue a bit of a warming trend into the 50s and 60s to end the work week.
