Twin Cities, MN – A weak cold front moving through the Twin Cities region Monday night may bring a few flurries, but forecasters say the rest of the week looks mild, dry, and mostly sunny across much of Minnesota.
According to the National Weather Service in the Twin Cities, skies will clear quickly after the front passes, with highs in the mid-40s to low 50s Tuesday and overnight lows in the 30s. Conditions will continue to warm through midweek, with highs reaching near 60°F by Friday — several degrees above average for mid-November.
Meteorologists say quiet weather will dominate through the workweek, with light winds and plenty of sunshine. The next system to watch could arrive this weekend, bringing the next chance for rain across southern and central Minnesota.
For now, residents can expect calm fall conditions and ideal travel weather for much of the week.
