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A wet start, but no snow
Mike Fairbourne, WCCO meteorologist
In the past, it has not been uncommon to have a Thanksgiving week storm somewhere in the Midwest that would threaten travel plans. That will not be the case this year.
Even though we are expecting some precipitation, it won't be heavy -- and there is only a chance of rain and snow mixed late Wednesday into Thanksgiving Day. Our temperatures will drop out of the 50s, finally.
After Thanksgiving, we dry out again with another bump in the temperatures back into the 40s and some sun for the weekend.
It's time for the Guess the Snowfall game! More…
Conditions: 46°, clear, Wind speed/direction SE 2, Wind chill 44°, Precipitation 0", Dew point 32°, Barometer 30.13
Rainfall will seem almost unending for flood-ravaged England this week. Rain continued to fall through the day Sunday. A small break in the rain is expected Monday, before the next storm brings wind and rain Monday night through Wednesday Rainfall of 1-3 inches will soak northern England, Scotland and Ireland this week. This includes Cumbria County, England, where the flooding has been the worst.
Normal high: 36° F
Normal low: 21° F
Normal average: 29° F
Record high: 55° F 1905
Record low: -6° F 1898
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Even though we are expecting some precipitation, it won't be heavy and there is only a chance of rain and snow mixed late Wednesday into Thanksgiving Day, Mike Fairbourne reports (1:00).
In the past, it has not been uncommon to have a Thanksgiving week storm somewhere in the midwest that would threaten travel plans. That will not be the case this year, Mike Fairbourne reports (1:00).
Above average temperatures again Sunday but snow and showers on the way into the week, Ron Trenda reports (1:00).
Patchy fog Sunday morning, Mike Fairbourne reports (1:00).
Increasing clouds should keep Saturday evening above 40, Mike Fairbourne reports (1:00).
Another mild day with clear skies, Ron Trenda reports (1:47).
It will be breezy Saturday, but this will be the warmer day, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
This weekend will be mostly sunny Saturday and mostly cloudy on Sunday, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
Sunshine is out after clouds cleared Friday morning. There will be mostly clear skies tonight with temps in the 40s, Mike Augustyniak reports (1:05).
A high pressure front is bringing dry, clear conditions to the Twin Cities Friday, Mike Augustyniak reports (1:00).
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