Cold weather persists in Minnesota over the weekend
The Twin Cities are in for a mild week, with temperatures expected to climb into the 70s starting on Monday and remaining there throughout Tuesday. However, residents should be prepared for a chillier night on Saturday, as patchy frost is possible.
Looking ahead to Friday, high temperatures in the Twin Cities will reach the upper 50s, with isolated light showers possible. The weekend will see a slight increase in temperatures, with highs on Saturday expected to reach the low 60s. Sunday will be even warmer, with high temperatures predicted to reach the mid 60s.
On Monday, scattered showers and storms are possible, and isolated storms are also forecast for Tuesday. Another front is due to arrive on Tuesday as well.
Joseph Dames, who joined the WCCO team during the winter of 2022, will be your weekday morning meteorologist, bringing you the latest weather updates and insights on WCCO. In addition to his weather forecasting duties, Joseph also works on science, environmental, and weather-related stories during the week.
Aaron Katersky, another member of the WCCO weather team, will also be joining the morning broadcast. Aaron joined the team in winter 2022 and will provide weather updates throughout the day.
Stay tuned for the latest weather updates and forecasts for the Twin Cities. We'll keep you informed about any changes in the forecast and any potential weather events that may impact the area.
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