Wren’s Friday Evening Forecast
Wren Clair Evening Meteorologist
Happy Friday, and I hope you’re staying warm! We’re incredibly unseasonably cold with brutal northwesterly winds adding insult to injury! Count on the cold tonight through Sunday morning, with some relief by Sunday afternoon. Scattered light snow showers are in place tonight through early Saturday morning, with poor visibility due to light snow and blowing and drifting snow with strong winds overnight through Saturday (even Sunday is breezy). Tomorrow will feel like January, but then we start warming up Sunday into next week, with highs mainly in the mid to low-40s next week. Right now Sunday and Monday look to bring the most sunshine. Do plan on some soggy weather through much of next week coinciding with that warmer weather!
FRIDAY PM MARCH 17TH 2023 – Wren Clair KSTP Meteorologist Wren Clair
COLD & QUIET WEEKEND
WARMER NEXT WEEK, BUT ALSO A BIT SOGGY
TONIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Light Sctd. Snow
LOW: 12°
Winds: NW 20-30 mph
SATURDAY
AM Iso. Light Snow & Cloudy
PM Partly Cloudy & Cold
HIGH: 24°
Wind: WNW 15-25 mph
SATURDAY NIGHT
Cold & Breezy
Becoming Mainly Clear
LOW: 9°
Wind: Becoming WSW 5-15 mph
TWIN CITIES METRO AREA OUTLOOK:
SUNDAY………34/20 Mostly sunny, breezy, unseasonably cold & quiet
MONDAY…………39/24 Partly sunny, warmer
TUESDAY………42/33 Partly to mostly cloudy, PM rain possible (40%)
WEDNESDAY…………44/32 Sctd. rain showers, mostly cloudy (50%)
THURSDAY………43/29 Rain to mix, breezy, mostly cloudy (50%)
FRIDAY……………39/23 Mostly cloudy, rain/snow mix (40%)
The average low and high for the extended period is 27 and 45
Metro Area Climate Data for Tomorrow Average High….43
Average Low…..26
Record High……79 set in 2012
Record Low……-8 set in 1923
Sunrise Tomorrow:……7:20 a.m.
Sunset Tomorrow:……..7:23 p.m.
Meteorologist Wren Clair KSTP TV