Minneapolis, Minnesota – Temperatures dropping near freezing tonight could impact early morning travel and sensitive plants before a quick shift to rain and weekend storms.
According to the National Weather Service in the Twin Cities, lows will fall between 27 and 33 degrees overnight with breezy conditions and lingering showers ending across western Wisconsin. Patchy frost is possible by early Thursday morning.
Rain chances return Thursday afternoon and evening, mainly across southern Minnesota, with highs ranging from 40 to 52 degrees. While widespread heavy rain is not expected, brief wet roads could impact the evening commute in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Rochester.
Friday brings a break with sunshine and milder temperatures in the low to mid-50s, offering a brief window for outdoor activities and travel.
Another system arrives late Saturday, with showers and thunderstorms developing into the evening and overnight hours. Roads could become slick again, and lightning may impact outdoor plans.
Residents should protect sensitive plants tonight and stay weather-aware heading into Saturday evening as storm chances increase across Minnesota.
