Residents of the Twin Cities can expect fluctuating weather this Veterans Day weekend, with a mix of rain and sun shaping up. Starting Saturday afternoon, light rain showers will spread across the area, potentially affecting outdoor activities. Rain will continue into Sunday morning, with temperatures staying in the 45-50 degree range, which is typical for November in Minnesota.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday afternoon will bring scattered showers across the Twin Cities. Residents planning outdoor events should keep umbrellas handy, as intermittent rain may disrupt plans. However, by Veterans Day on Monday, skies are expected to clear, making way for mostly sunny conditions with temperatures around 50-55 degrees.
Looking ahead, Monday’s Veterans Day celebrations should enjoy pleasant, sunny weather, providing a suitable backdrop for ceremonies and parades. Tuesday continues the trend with partly cloudy skies and similar temperatures. The five-day outlook reveals a stable pattern, with highs near 50 and only minor weather disruptions, giving residents a chance to enjoy late-autumn conditions.
Drivers should exercise caution on wet roads over the weekend, especially on routes like I-94 and Highway 61, as scattered showers may reduce visibility. For those looking to get outside on Monday, the sunny skies will provide a welcome opportunity to enjoy fall’s last warmth.
