MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – On Saturday there will be a short respite from the wind before the gusts increase again on Sunday and bring cooler temperatures.
It can hit 41 degrees in the subway on Saturday. There is a small chance of snowflakes and rain in southwestern Minnesota, but most of the state will see a mix of sun and clouds. If you are a fan of holiday decor, this might be a good day to light your candles.
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On Sunday the maximum temperature will probably be around 37 degrees, which is closer to the average for this time of year.
A system is moving in from Canada, which could cause a few hours of snowfall in the northern part of the state. Most areas will look under an empty snow, with the exception of the Cook, International Falls, Crane Lake and Ely areas.
As the day goes on, chills will drive temperatures down into adolescence. Monday morning we were able to wake up in the single digits thanks to the wind.
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The coldest day of next week seems to be Thanksgiving Day itself, but it’s going to stay dry, which is good news for drivers and those going out to spend time with friends and family.
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