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Minnesota weather: A foggy Sunday, and record warmth into the week
MN weather: Foggy Sunday, record warmth ahead
Sunday will be foggy, especially in the western part of Minnesota, while the east side has better visibility and lighter fog. Sunday will have a high of 40 degrees, and the rest of the week continue to get warmer with record temperatures starting Wednesday.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – Sunday will be foggy, especially in the western parts of the state. Temperatures are starting to rise into the 40s Sunday, and will continue to rise, making for record warmth into the week.
The fog is lighter, and visibility is better in the east metro. There is a dense fog advisory spanning from southeast Minnesota up to central Minnesota.
Sunday will have a high temperature of 40 degrees in the metro area, and temperatures will continue to rise in the week ahead.
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Warmer Thursday in Twin Cities ahead of rainy start to weekend
The Twin Cities kick off Thursday with a little more cloud cover before sunshine reigns in the afternoon. Highs will be in the high 60s, which is still below average.
Friday will be partly cloudy with a chance for rain in the overnight hours. Rain could linger into Saturday morning before a smoother day.
Sunday’s high will climb to near 80 degrees, and will rise into the 80s on Monday.
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