Minneapolis residents may be in for a mixed bag of weather in the coming week, with forecast conditions swinging between clouds, sun, and rain, according to the latest updates from the National Weather Service. Sunday promises some respite with mostly sunny skies and a high near 62, creating an opportune moment for those seeking to enjoy the outdoors before the workweek resumes.
For those venturing out tonight, conditions will be mostly cloudy, with temperatures hovering around 45 degrees. A light southeast breeze will persist throughout the night. The hold of the clouds will continue into Monday, with a 30 percent chance of rain post-1 pm, part of a larger pattern of precipitation that could grace Minneapolis throughout the week. Temperatures on Monday will peak near 58, dipping once again in the evening to a low around 42.
Looking forward, Tuesday's outlook suggests a continuing likelihood of showers, with a 50 percent chance of rainfall and potential new precipitation amounts between a tenth and a quarter of an inch. Despite the rain, the day should afford moments of partial sunshine and a high near 52. The pattern of rain seems to diminish by Tuesday night, where there's just a 30 percent chance of precipitation before 1 am.
Midweek forecasts indicate a break in the rainy conditions. Wednesday is projected to be mostly sunny with a high of 54 degrees. Following suit, Thursday offers clearer skies with a similar high of 55. Yet, meteorological reprieve stands to be brief, as the specter of clouds looms large, once again for Friday—though the day should remain mostly sunny with a gentle west northwest wind.
The weather forecast is indicative of the season's ever-changing temperament and holds implications for outdoor activities, commute times, and wear. To stay updated on the latest weather changes, keep an eye on the National Weather Service's Minneapolis page.
