Minneapolis, Minnesota – Spring storms are expected to roll back into southern Minnesota starting Sunday evening, bringing an 80% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms to the Twin Cities and along I-35 through Monday.
According to the National Weather Service in Chanhassen, the region will enjoy a mostly sunny Friday and Saturday before conditions shift rapidly Sunday. South-southeast winds will pick up to 15 mph by Sunday afternoon, with rain likely to begin by nightfall. Thunderstorms are also possible, with gusts reaching 25 mph into Monday.
Drivers along I-35 and I-94 should be prepared for slick roads and reduced visibility Monday morning. Residents are urged to avoid unnecessary travel, check road conditions, and secure outdoor items. Although severe weather risk remains uncertain, localized flooding in low-lying areas cannot be ruled out.
Saturday offers a brief reprieve with highs near 66°F and partly sunny skies. But the return of showers Sunday night marks a transition to a wetter pattern. Monday remains stormy, with an 80% chance of rain and gusty south winds. Cooler, breezy conditions settle in Tuesday, followed by a sunny Wednesday.
5-Day Spring Forecast:
- Friday: High 59°F, partly sunny, breezy
- Saturday: High 66°F, sunny, light winds
- Sunday: High 66°F, showers and storms by night (80% chance)
- Monday: High 78°F, rain and storms likely, gusts to 25 mph
- Tuesday: High 60°F, cooler with wind, clearing overnight
