A cooler, cloudier and wetter stretch of weather has arrived, with multiple chances for rain through early next week. However, the cooldown won’t last long, as temperatures are expected to trend warmer again toward the end of the week, potentially bringing another taste of 70-degree weather to Minnesota.
A cool and cloudy end to the weekend
Temperatures early Sunday morning are running 10-30 degrees cooler than they were at this time Saturday following the passage of the cold front. Cloud cover and a few areas of light rain will keep things feeling chilly throughout the day.
Additional showers are expected to linger through Sunday morning before gradually diminishing. Another area of light rain may develop across southern Minnesota later in the morning and slowly spread northward through the afternoon and evening.
High temperatures will struggle to climb out of the 40s up north and mid-50s for southern locations, making for a cool and cloudy end to the weekend.
Monday is shaping up to be the wettest day of the upcoming forecast period as a storm system moves across the Upper Midwest. A broad area of rain is expected to develop ahead of the system, bringing several hours of potentially steady rainfall to much of Minnesota…