Mild Monday in Minneapolis with highs near 54°F. Rain Tuesday may change to snow late Tuesday night.

Highs near 63°F Sunday; rain returns Tuesday with a rain-to-snow change Tuesday night and light accumulations possible. Plan ahead for midweek slush.

Light freezing drizzle and fog made for slick spots Saturday morning; skies clear and temps warm into the 40s, with a much warmer Sunday on the way.

The DNR says a carp deterrent at Lock and Dam No. 5 won’t be installed until 2029, drawing criticism from scientists and river groups who want faster action. Stakeholders warn delay raises the risk of silver carp establishing upstream.

Dense fog reduced visibility across Minneapolis this morning; the advisory lasts until 10 a.m. CST. Sunshine will push highs near 55°F, but a wet system approaches Friday.

Sunny, mild midweek in Minneapolis with highs near 50. Rain looks likely late Friday into Saturday, with wet roads and a possible inland mix.

Mild Monday with highs near 42°F. A narrow chance of freezing drizzle before sunrise Tuesday may slick up the commute.

Cloudy morning, sunny afternoon with highs near 29°F. Rapid warmup to the 40s–50s midweek; late-week rain chances return.

Light snow moves in Saturday morning. Most of the metro will see 1–2 inches; the river valley could pick up 2–4 inches.

Warm Friday turns blustery with gusts up to 30 mph. A narrow band of light snow may clip areas south of I‑94 Saturday morning.

Warm Thursday and Friday, then gusty Friday and a narrow band of snow Saturday morning that could slow commutes, mainly south of I‑94.

Clear and chilly Wednesday with a high near 23°F. Slight snow before dawn Thursday and a possible 1–3 inch band across southern Minnesota Saturday.

State regulators say Duluth must spend about $202,000 to restore Tischer Creek after a 2024 reservoir release of chloraminated water killed native brook trout and other aquatic life. Restoration projects and new safeguards are planned.