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Minnesota Weather Oct. 24-27: 70s Crash Into 40s, Rain Returns
Duluth, MN — A sharp weather change is approaching northern Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin as Saturday's mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s give way to much colder conditions Sunday and Monday, w
By Rachel Monroe · 2026-10-24T11:29:14.010Z
Duluth, MN — A sharp weather change is approaching northern Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin as Saturday's mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s give way to much colder conditions Sunday and Monday, with overnight lows potentially dropping into the 20s.
According to the National Weather Service in Duluth, a band of rain showers will move across the region Saturday, Oct. 24, bringing a 50% to 70% chance of precipitation and the possibility of isolated thunder before temperatures tumble heading into the new week.
Saturday Brings Rain and One Last Warm Day Saturday afternoon highs are expected to range from 62 to 74 degrees across the region.
Showers will spread eastward throughout the day and evening, with most precipitation moving out of the area overnight.
A few thunderstorms are possible, although the forecast does not indicate a widespread severe weather threat.
Saturday night temperatures will fall between 32 and 45 degrees, marking the beginning of a significant cooldown.
Temperatures Plunge Sunday and Monday Sunday, Oct. 25, will feel considerably colder, with afternoon highs ranging from 47 to 57 degrees.
Overnight lows could drop between 24 and 36 degrees, bringing freezing temperatures to some communities.
A slight chance of showers remains across southern portions of the forecast area.
Monday, Oct. 26, will bring another chilly afternoon, with highs ranging from just 42 to 50 degrees.
Monday night temperatures are expected to fall between 26 and 36 degrees.
Rain Returns Tuesday Another round of precipitation is expected Tuesday, Oct. 27, with rain likely across portions of northern Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin.
Afternoon highs will remain cool, ranging from 43 to 53 degrees, while overnight lows settle between 32 and 42 degrees.
Residents across Duluth, St. Louis County and surrounding communities should prepare for a noticeable temperature change, particularly during early morning travel.
Those with temperature sensitive outdoor plants should also monitor local forecasts for possible freezing conditions.