Twin Cities, MN – Residents across Minnesota’s Twin Cities should brace for cold temperatures as a Frost Advisory takes effect tonight, followed by a Freeze Watch in the early hours of Tuesday. This weather event could bring freezing conditions, especially impacting plants and outdoor infrastructure.
According to the National Weather Service, lows are expected to drop into the mid-20s to mid-30s tonight, with the Frost Advisory covering most of the metro area. A Freeze Watch will then take effect Tuesday night, affecting a larger portion of the state.
Prepare for Freezing Temperatures
Minnesotans should take immediate action to protect sensitive plants and outdoor pipes. Covering gardens, bringing potted plants indoors, and insulating outdoor plumbing can help prevent frost and freeze damage. Temperatures could fall between 25 to 33 degrees Tuesday night, so it’s crucial to act now to avoid potential damages.
This Week’s Weather Outlook
After the freeze, conditions will warm up slightly. Wednesday will see highs in the upper 50s with sunny skies. By Thursday and Friday, temperatures will rise into the 60s and 70s, providing some relief from the cold start to the week.
Five-Day Forecast:
• Monday: High 52°F, Low 31°F (Frost Advisory)
• Tuesday: High 51°F, Low 25°F (Freeze Watch)
• Wednesday: High 58°F, Low 31°F
• Thursday: High 64°F, Low 39°F
• Friday: High 67°F, Low 45°F