Minnesota weather: Tranquil and bright fall-style day Monday
MN weather: Tranquil, fall-style day on Monday
Expect a calm and bright start to the week with milder winds and temperatures hovering around 70 degrees for the metro. Dry conditions linger for the foreseeable future, with temperatures gradually rising, possibly reaching the 80s by Thursday. FOX 9's meteorologist Cody Matz has your forecast.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Enjoy a tranquil and fall-style day on Monday with seasonal temperatures and plenty of afternoon sunshine.
Monday forecast
Monday starts off crisp with morning temperatures in the 40s, but it will heat up nicely to a high of around 70 degrees in the Twin Cities metro. Similar but slightly cooler temperatures are expected across Minnesota with highs in the mid to upper 60s.
Early morning clouds will give way to afternoon sunshine, making for a pleasant fall-style day. After a windy weekend, Monday will be much calmer, with westerly winds at 5-15 mph.
Overnight, temperatures will cool into the 30s across northern Minnesota and settle into the 40s across much of the central and southern part of the state. In the Twin Cities metro, expect an overnight low of 45 degrees.
The week ahead
Above-average temperatures return as things get progressively warmer throughout the week. Tuesday will have highs in the lower 70s with plenty of afternoon sunshine. The warming trend continues mid-week, with temperatures climbing into the mid-70s on Wednesday before peaking in the 80s on Thursday.
Although dry and calm conditions are expected throughout the week, drought conditions persist across much of Minnesota due to the recent lack of rain. Northeastern and southwestern parts of the state are experiencing moderate drought, while the Twin Cities area remains dry. With no rain in the forecast, drought conditions are likely to expand.
Here’s a look at your seven-day forecast:
