National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Cooler air from the north and clearing skies tonight will lead to temperatures in the low 30s and a few upper 20s overnight. Sub-freezing temperatures are most likely in northeast Minnesota. This can lead to harmful conditions for vegetation.
Today will be the coolest day with lingering sprinkles on the back side of the system. From there, temperatures will slowly warm throughout the week, with dry conditions for the mid week. Dry and windy conditions are possible for Thursday. Chances for rain and storms return this weekend.