Pollen Forecast
According to Pollen.com, pollen levels will high to medium-high levels over the next several days, which means that if you suffer from seasonal allergies, you'll want to keep taking the allergy meds for now.
Sunday, Mother's Day Outlook
High temps on Sunday will be below average with highs only warming into the 50s for early May.
Weather Outlook Through Sunday
Precipitation Potential Through Friday
Wednesday Weather Outlook
Wednesday will feature increasing clouds, but temperature will be cooler than average once again with readings in the 50s, which will be -10F to -15F below average for early May.
Wednesday Weather Outlook For Minneapolis
The weather outlook for Minneapolis on Wednesday shows sunnier skies in the morning with showers possible late in the day.
Meteograms
The meteorgrams for Minneapolis on Wednesday show temps warming from the 40s early in the day to the mid/upper 50s after the afternoon hours. Skies will generally be mostly sunny in the morning with cloudier skies late.
Extended Temperature Outlook
Here's the extended temperature and weather outlook over the next 5 to 7 days in the Twin Cities. Highs on through the rest of the week will be nearly -5F to -10F below average with highs only warming into the upper 50s and lower 60s.
Spring Leaf Index
If you look close, so of your backyard trees and bushes have actually started to show signs of spring leaves emerging. According to the NPN, this is happening nearly 2 to 3 weeks earlier than normal across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
"How do you know when spring has begun? Is it the appearance of the first tiny leaves on the trees, or the first crocus plants peeping through the snow? The First Leaf and First Bloom Indices are synthetic measures of these early season events in plants, based on recent temperature conditions. These models allow us to track the progression of spring onset across the country. April 27, 2021 - Spring leaf out has arrived in all but the most northern and highest elevation parts of the country. After arriving early in southern parts of Southwest and Southeast states, cold temperatures halted the progress of spring leaf out for several days across the northern part of the Southeast, Southern Great Plains, and mid-Atlantic. Spring leaf out arrived days to weeks early across much of the northern Great Plains, Midwest, and Northeast. Spring bloom has arrived in the southern half of the country. Spring bloom is patchy, with much of Texas days to weeks late, while parts of Kansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana are days to weeks early."