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Expect a stretch of quiet and calm weather as high-pressure settles in across the region. The skies will remain mostly clear throughout the day and night, with little to no cloud cover expected.

Our weather remains calm as a "blocking" pattern takes hold. Specifically, an Omega blocking pattern is setting up, which will keep conditions quiet and stable for the next week or so. This high-pressure system will prevent significant weather changes, ensuring mostly clear skies and mild temperatures throughout the period.

Low temperatures Saturday night will be a bit warmer, with seasonal lows expected in the low to mid-40s. However, some areas, particularly along the Iron Range, may dip into the upper 30s.

Temperatures on Sunday will warm up significantly, with highs reaching into the 70s and even low 80s for areas near the Red River Valley.

Temperatures will remain in the 70s throughout the week, with no precipitation in the forecast.

The Climate Prediction Center shows and extended period of time with above-average temperatures. 

Mandy Thalhuber

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Expect a stretch of quiet and calm weather as high-pressure settles in across the region. The skies will remain mostly clear throughout the day and night, with little to no cloud cover expected.


National Weather Service

Quiet and clear skies ahead

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