Few flurries/sprinkles, still mostly dry and mild weekend

Good Saturday morning! We’re waking up to scattered light snow showers, and even more so just some flurries. Trace amounts of moisture are possible, but no significant accumulation. The bigger concern will be the potential for brief reductions in visibility at times as you’re out and about this morning, mainly before 10am.

Your Saturday morning trends cloudy, with a mix of sun and clouds into the afternoon. Winds today stay light.

Today’s highs are in the low-40s, with overnight lows in the mid-30s. Tomorrow’s highs are still above average by 4-8 degrees, as highs reach into the mid to low-40s. Mostly cloudy skies are in store for us tomorrow through Monday, with a light wintry mix of sprinkles/flurries tomorrow and light snow Monday. The Monday morning commute could be a tad slower given the light snow, but accumulation upwards of a dusting stays Up North Monday. Some accumulating snowfall is likely Monday across northeastern Minnesota.

The bigger weather headline is the cool-down that arrives Monday throughout the holiday weekend. Temperatures stay below average next week into the start of December. Your Thanksgiving travel looks smooth with dry skies, and high temperatures in the upper-20s.

Have a wonderful weekend!

Wren