Weather Forecast

It’s going to be a chilly Halloween this year, but don’t let that scare you away from the fun! Take a look at the forecast.

Damp and mild Thursday with off-and-on showers that continue sporadically Thursday night into Friday morning. We'll fall into the 40s Friday morning, but blustery and cold gusts cause temps to keep falling into the 30s (with wind chills in the 20s) into Friday afternoon.

Rain through most of the morning then a cloudy afternoon with a high near 60.

There's another round of rain overnight Wednesday and lasting into Thursday. Looking ahead, temperatures drop for a chilly Halloween forecast, with temperatures expected to be in the 30s.

Wednesday evening will remain predominantly dry with chances of light sprinkling rain, but shower chances increase overnight and linger through Thursday afternoon. Overnight temperatures in the Twin Cities will dip to around 54 degrees.

After a soggy Tuesday we will dry out out a bit before a another round of rain and a cold front swing into the state.

Despite pleasant weather this fall that has remained above-average in temperatures so far this year, the cold will begin to arrive later this week.

Ian Leonard takes a look at the active weather Tuesday.

Some saw some hail, some heard some rumbles. And then there was the rain. Jennifer McDermed takes a look at a stormy Tuesday afternoon in Minnesota.

A round of storms could bring pop-up rumbles to Minnesota on Tuesday, with a high of around 60 degrees. Wednesday is looking mild, with rain possible after sunset. Rain is in the forecast for Thursday. It'll get cold by the weekend.

Ian Leonard has your forecast for the week ahead?

Early morning drips and clouds clear to a brighter and mild afternoon. Staying in the mild 60s Tuesday with a chance for some strong afternoon storms. Early Heads Up: turning chilly this weekend.

Monday morning has a rainy start to the week for Minnesotan's. The rain should stop around mid-morning but will start up again on Tuesday. Southeastern Minnesota get some quarter sized hail tonight, and that will expand into the metro on Tuesday. Later Monday afternoon, the clouds will dissipate leading to a nice afternoon.

It was a gorgeous fall weekend, but a speed bump is on the way.

A beautiful day is in store for Sunday. The wind has died down since Saturday, with sunny skies and a high temperature of 60 degrees. This morning is a bit chilly with some fog, and a little bit of frost in southern Minnesota. The beginning of the week will be nice with temperatures in the mid-60s, but temperatures will drop by the end of the week.