MINNESOTA – As we transition into a new week, Minnesota residents should prepare for spring showers and a significant temperature drop. Starting Monday afternoon, rain showers will move across the state, with temperatures dipping well below seasonal norms by midweek. This means wet conditions on the roads and a potential chill in the air, making it crucial for Minnesotans to stay prepared.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday’s forecast shows a high of just 58°F, with a 70% chance of rain, particularly after 10 a.m. The showers will become more widespread as the day progresses, so drivers should expect wet roads and reduced visibility. By Monday night, temperatures will fall to around 41°F, and rain will persist, continuing into Tuesday.
On Tuesday, temperatures will hover around 59°F with a 60% chance of more showers. Areas like Minneapolis will see wet conditions throughout the day, and travel could be tricky. Conditions will improve slightly on Wednesday, with more sun but a slight chance of showers. However, temperatures will remain cooler than usual, only reaching highs of 70°F by Wednesday afternoon.
Looking further ahead, expect a drier but still cool trend for Thursday and Friday, with highs ranging from 60°F to 64°F. Though the rain may stop, the chilly air will linger, especially during the nights.
For residents of Minneapolis, this means bundling up when heading out and staying aware of changing weather conditions. As the forecast evolves, keep an eye on local weather advisories for any updates, especially concerning road safety. Always carry an umbrella, and be cautious on the roads during these spring showers.
5-Day Forecast for Minneapolis:
- Monday: Showers likely, high near 58°F. Winds 5-10 mph.
- Tuesday: Showers likely, high near 59°F. Winds light.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 70°F. Chance of light showers at night.
- Thursday: Partly sunny, high near 63°F.
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high near 64°F.
