Minneapolis, MN – Rain and dense fog are set to impact the Minneapolis area early Tuesday morning, potentially causing disruptions for commuters and voters on Election Day. Weather experts forecast steady rainfall and patchy fog before noon, creating low visibility and slippery road conditions, especially along key routes like I-94 and local arterial roads.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread rain will peak by early afternoon, with chances tapering to 90% through the day. Expect temperatures to hover near a high of 47°F. Those heading out are advised to allow extra travel time, use fog lights, and exercise caution when navigating intersections.
Following Tuesday’s downpour, conditions will shift midweek. Wednesday is forecast to bring clearer skies and highs around 50°F, ideal for outdoor activities and safer travel. While clouds return Wednesday night, they won’t bring significant precipitation, and Thursday promises mostly sunny skies with highs in the low 50s.
By Friday, expect a mix of sunshine and scattered clouds with temperatures reaching a high of 55°F. The extended forecast highlights a brief rain resurgence Saturday, reinforcing the need for proactive planning.
