Twin Cities, MN – Strong winds up to 30 mph are expected to sweep through the Twin Cities Monday night, bringing cooler temperatures as low as 51°F. The National Weather Service warns that the gusty conditions could make driving difficult, particularly on exposed roadways like I-94 and I-35W.
Monday night will mark the start of a cooler trend as winds shift from the southeast to the northwest. Tuesday will see sunny skies, but temperatures will stay cooler, with a high of just 65°F. By Thursday night, lows are forecast to fall even further, reaching 45°F, signaling the arrival of crisp autumn weather.
Residents should secure any outdoor furniture or loose items to prevent wind damage and dress warmly for the coming week. Cooler temperatures and strong winds may affect early morning commutes, so drivers are urged to take extra caution.
While the midweek brings sunny conditions, expect partly cloudy skies to return by Thursday evening, potentially affecting visibility. The cooler weather pattern will likely continue into the weekend, so plan accordingly for outdoor activities. Stay updated on local forecasts for any changes as the week progresses.
