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A stalled "cut off low" swirling over Ontario will send cold front #2 hurtling our way Sunday, and by early next week it will be cold enough for snow, even in the Twin Cities metro. However, moisture will be lacking. Nothing new. Models hint at a few slushy inches for Lake of the Woods with flurries into the Brainerd Lakes early next week.
After a comfortable Wednesday with less wind and reasonable humidity we start to heat up late in the week, igniting a flurry of T-storms Thursday night into Friday morning. Another storm may fire up Saturday, with Sunday the sunnier, drier (hotter) day of the weekend. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson
Upper level winds are showing signs of an apparent heat dome that will set up over the Midwest for several days starting this weekend. The result could send surface temps across much of the region into the 90s and 100s through early next week. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson
A clipper turns on our malfunctioning wind machine again today with gusts over 30 mph. Rain arrives Wednesday and a surge of southern warmth and moisture may ignite a few thunderstorms Friday night into Saturday; the milder day of the weekend.
Cool sunshine today gives way to an Easter Sunday coating of slush, mainly at night. A chilling start next week ends with a May-like finish: in one week we may bein the 70s with T-storms. 40 degrees in 4 days? I should be serving Dramamine with my 7-Day. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson