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Weather and Climate News

Friday morning weather briefing

Friday morning weather briefing

Here’s a quick look at your Friday forecast. High temps will be in the 40s across most of Minnesota this Friday, with some 30s in the far north: It’ll be breezy, so it will feel a bit cooler than the air temp. Rain chances  Rain is expected to spread into far southern Minnesota this morning…
by Ron Trenda

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Milder Thanksgiving temps, but breezy; drizzle and rain on Friday

Milder Thanksgiving temps, but breezy; drizzle and rain on Friday

Happy Thanksgiving! The weather will cooperate with travelers across most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin this Thanksgiving Day. There could be some patchy freezing drizzle along and near the North Shore and South Shore of Lake Superior. Continue on for details about Friday precipitation. Temperature trends Our Thanksgiving Day highs are expected to range from…
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A bit milder for Thanksgiving; 40s Friday, with rain at times

A bit milder for Thanksgiving; 40s Friday, with rain at times

Many Minnesotans will be on the road at some point between Thanksgiving and Sunday evening. The weather looks pretty good in most areas, assuming that the Sunday snow stays to the south. More on that shortly. Temperature trends Our Thanksgiving Day highs should be mainly in the 30s across Minnesota, with some lower 40s southwest…
by Ron Trenda

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Chilly Wednesday, then milder on Thanksgiving; Friday rain

Chilly Wednesday, then milder on Thanksgiving; Friday rain

November is the cloudiest month of the year in the Twin Cities, and this month is sure behaving as expected. We expect to see a cloud/sun mix at times on Wednesday, but a completely sunny day isn’t in the five-day forecast. In case you’re wondering, our sunniest month is July. I wonder if anyone has…
by Ron Trenda

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Chilly temps continue through Wednesday; milder for Thanksgiving

Chilly temps continue through Wednesday; milder for Thanksgiving

Persistent clouds blanketed the Twin Cites and southeastern Minnesota Monday night and prevented temperatures from plummeting as frigid Canadian air sat on our state. Meanwhile, areas where skies cleared really chilled with low temperatures near zero. As of 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Eden Prairie reported 8 degrees, Hutchinson was 1 above and New Ulm was…
by Bill Endersen

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Cold Monday night; warming for Thanksgiving

Cold Monday night; warming for Thanksgiving

Drab gray clouds with scattered flurries hung around much of central and southern Minnesota on Monday. Meanwhile, slow clearing from the northwest did not allow temperatures to warm above the single digits in much of northern Minnesota. As of 5 p.m. International Falls is sitting at 4 degrees while Fosston in the northwest is down…
by Bill Endersen

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Chilly weather continues, but no major storms this week

Chilly weather continues, but no major storms this week

A rather weak disturbance will kick off some light snow on Tuesday mainly north of I-94 and might become mixed with a little freezing drizzle in the afternoon. High temperatures are forecast to be just from the upper teens in the northeast to the 30s from the Twin Cities to the southwest corner.
by Bill Endersen

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A chilly Monday, with a few morning flakes possible; milder temps by Thanksgiving

A chilly Monday, with a few morning flakes possible; milder temps by Thanksgiving

It was a chilly weekend, and the chill will continue on Monday. Thankfully, it’ll warm up a bit toward mid-week. Temperature trends Monday highs are expected to be in the teens across much of northern Minnesota, with 20s in the south: In the Twin Cities metro area, we’re expecting Monday highs in the upper 20s,…
by Ron Trenda

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Searchers in California wildfire zone step up efforts before rain

Searchers in California wildfire zone step up efforts before rain

Volunteers in white coveralls, hard hats and masks poked through ash and debris Sunday, searching for the remains of victims of the devastating Northern California wildfire before rains that are forecast for this week complicate their efforts.
by Associated Press

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