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MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, Minn. — The National Weather Service in the Twin Cities is forecasting a cold and quiet start to December, with only minor chances for flurries or light snow. The main story this week will be the dangerous cold, as arctic air grips much of Minnesota.
🌡️ Temperature Outlook
- Tuesday: Highs 20–30°F, lows 5–15°F
- Wednesday: Highs 10–20°F, lows -10 to -15°F
- Thursday: Highs near 20°F, lows -5 to 10°F
- Friday: Highs rebound slightly to 25–30°F
🥶 Coldest Period
The coldest timeframe is expected Wednesday night into Thursday morning, when air temperatures drop to -5°F to -15°F.
- Some near-record lows are possible outside the Twin Cities metro.
- Wind chills could make it feel even colder, potentially below -20°F at times.
❄️ Other Weather Notes
- A few light snow or flurry chances will occur midweek, but no major snowstorms are expected.
- Roads and sidewalks could become slick in spots from patchy refreezing.
Residents are advised to bundle up, protect pets and pipes, and use caution while driving during the coldest mornings of the season so far.
