32°F
32° | 22°
partly cloudy
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9 p.m.
31°
|
11 p.m.
27°
|
1 a.m.
25°
|
3 a.m.
23°
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5 a.m.
21°
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7 a.m.
20°
|
9 a.m.
19°
|
|
9 p.m.
31°
|
11 p.m.
27°
|
1 a.m.
25°
|
|
3 a.m.
23°
|
5 a.m.
21°
|
7 a.m.
20°
|
Tuesday
Hi: 32°
Lo: 22° Mostly cloudy |
Wednesday
Hi: 32°
Lo: 18° Partly cloudy |
Thursday
Hi: 37°
Lo: 34° Mostly cloudy |
Friday
Hi: 44°
Lo: 33° Showers |
Saturday
Hi: 38°
Lo: 28° More clouds than sun |
Sunday
Hi: 30°
Lo: 23° Cloudy |
Monday
Hi: 26°
Lo: 18° Considerable cloudiness |
|
Tuesday
Hi: 32°
Lo: 22° Mostly cloudy |
Wednesday
Hi: 32°
Lo: 18° Partly cloudy |
Thursday
Hi: 37°
Lo: 34° Mostly cloudy |
|
Friday
Hi: 44°
Lo: 33° Showers |
Saturday
Hi: 38°
Lo: 28° More clouds than sun |
Sunday
Hi: 30°
Lo: 23° Cloudy |
Your Tuesday forecast has featured plenty of cloud cover, and even a few light snow showers, mainly late morning and afternoon. The Twin Cities hasn't been able to shake much of the cloud cover associated with today's clipper system that's tracking through the Great Lakes region to our north/northeast. Temperatures tonight will be a bit more seasonable in the low-20s and upper teens. Highs tomorrow still trend chilly in the upper-20s, with partly sunny skies. We're dry tomorrow, and the bulk of your Turkey Day looks dry too. However, we could see some drizzle on Thanksgiving Day, with mostly cloudy skies and more mild highs in the upper-30s. Travel looks smooth on the front end of the holiday, but as we head into Friday afternoon, we start a pretty active stretch of weather. Rain showers are likely for us this Black Friday afternoon and evening, with a few lingering rain/snow showers early Saturday morning. We'll be monitoring a stronger storm system this Sunday, with a more potent storm tracking over Missouri. This could still bring some snow to Minnesota, which could impact travel. It's too early to talk snow totals, but we'll keep you posted throughout the week as we get closer! For more details on your extended forecast, click this link: https://kstp.com/article/13067/ Meteorologist Wren Clair
