Record warmth is expected in the Twin Cities on Tuesday afternoon, with temperatures reaching nearly 80 degrees, 25 to 30 degrees above average. Wind speeds will be breezy, with gusts exceeding 30 mph, especially in southern Minnesota. A cold front will bring rain Tuesday night, with possible thunderstorms and breezy winds overnight into Wednesday, followed by more rain and cooling temperatures. The precipitation should end by Thursday afternoon, with temperatures dropping below freezing overnight. Snow may mix in for central and northeastern Minnesota, with minor accumulations possible. Seasonable temperatures and possibly more rain are expected by the weekend after a dry and cool Friday.
Joseph Dames, the weekend morning meteorologist for WCCO, provided this forecast for Minnesota on October 29, 2024. Dames joined the WCCO team in the winter of 2022 and covers weather, science, and environmental stories during the week. Residents in Minnesota should prepare for a rollercoaster of temperatures and weather conditions this week, with record warmth, rain, thunderstorms, and even some snow in the forecast. Stay tuned for updates and be prepared for changing conditions throughout the week.
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