Forecast predicts increased moisture on Friday for Minnesota, followed by dry conditions throughout the weekend
Minnesota residents can expect a mix of showers and temperatures this weekend, according to the latest weather forecast.
The weekend is set to be a wet one, with showers and storms expected to persist throughout the period. On Friday, scattered showers are anticipated, and approximately 1 to 2 inches of rain is expected to fall. However, the risk for severe weather on Friday is low.
As the weekend progresses, showers are expected to taper out later on Sunday. On Saturday, while scattered showers are expected east of Interstate 35, the day is not expected to be a washout. In fact, Saturday's weather east of Interstate 35 is expected to be relatively mild, with temperatures in the mid-70s.
Temperatures in Minnesota will remain in the mid-70s throughout the weekend, providing a comfortable respite from the chill of winter.
It's worth noting that Minnesota has been experiencing a period of wet weather, and this weekend's forecast is no exception. The history of meteorology in Minnesota is rich, with notable meteorologists such as Paul Douglas and Dave Dahl having previously worked at WCCO. Douglas left in 1998, while Dahl departed in 2009.
Residents are advised to stay updated on the latest weather forecasts and to be prepared for potential changes in the weather conditions. Stay dry and enjoy the mild temperatures!
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