Today’s Video:
Good Thursday morning everyone! We have a broken area of snow showers continuing to progress across northern and central Minnesota this morning. These will quickly push off to the east throughout the day today and completely exit the far NE corner of the state late this afternoon with snow exiting North-Central Minnesota including areas like International Falls and Grand Rapids by the early afternoon hours today. Here’s a look at the current radar:
Here’s a look at the simulated radar throughout the day today:
Skies should clear from west to east throughout the day for those that don’t wake up with sunshine. Clearer skies overnight will allow for the risk for patchy freezing fog in SE Minnesota tomorrow morning mainly in low-lying areas:
We should generally see sunny skies tomorrow too before a weak wave works in Saturday along a cold front. Given dry air at the surface, anything more than sprinkles in the Western Dakotas seem to be unlikely. The front could bring wind gusts up to 30 MPH on Saturday, however:
Temperatures will be abnormally warm for much of the area over the next week or two. Here’s a look at temperatures over the next 4 days:
Here’s a look at 7-day precipitation from the GFS:
Here’s a look at city charts for Minneapolis, Pierre, Bismarck and Fargo:
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out via [email protected]! Have a great day.