Twin Cities, MN – Below normal temperatures are expected to continue through the weekend in Minnesota, with a slow warming trend forecasted to bring highs into the upper 70s by next week. Residents can anticipate mostly clear skies with limited chances of rain.
According to the US National Weather Service Twin Cities, today will see a high of 68°F, with similar temperatures on Friday. A few scattered showers are possible in central Minnesota this afternoon, but no significant weather systems are on the horizon.
The weekend promises slightly warmer weather, with highs of 71°F on Saturday and 75°F on Sunday. The warming trend will extend into next week, with Monday reaching 76°F and Tuesday climbing to 79°F. By Wednesday, temperatures are expected to hit 80°F, maintaining this level through Thursday and Friday.
The air quality remains good, with an Air Quality Index of 30, indicating no immediate concerns for outdoor activities. Morning commuters in the Twin Cities can expect partly cloudy conditions early today, transitioning to sunny skies by 8 AM.
As the state experiences cooler-than-normal temperatures, the gradual warming trend provides a pleasant outlook for outdoor plans. Residents should enjoy the clear skies and mild temperatures while staying prepared for the occasional scattered shower.
