Minneapolis, MN – A late-season storm will bring a wintry mix of rain, sleet, and snow to Minneapolis early Monday, causing slippery commutes along I-94 and I-35. Wind gusts near 40 mph will reduce visibility and impact travel during morning hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Chanhassen, precipitation will begin before sunrise Monday and persist through early afternoon. Rain and freezing rain may briefly turn to sleet and snow, especially north and east of the Twin Cities. Roads may become slick during peak drive times. Travelers are urged to slow down and prepare for poor driving conditions.
Monday afternoon will clear with sunshine and a high near 41°F. However, more spring-like disruptions are ahead. Tuesday brings another round of rain and snow, with accumulations of up to half an inch. Winds will remain gusty midweek, especially Wednesday, with up to 90% chance of snow continuing into the night.
By Thursday, conditions begin to calm. Expect partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 40s through Friday. Sunshine finally returns next weekend, with temperatures climbing into the low 50s.
Five-Day Outlook for Minneapolis:
- Monday: Rain/snow mix early, sunny late – High 41°F
- Tuesday: Rain/snow likely – High 39°F
- Wednesday: Snow and rain – High 43°F
- Thursday: Partly cloudy – High 44°F
- Friday: Mostly sunny – High 53°F
