Rain, Rain Go Away! Wintry Mix Expected Tuesday Afternoon In MN
It was more of a 'wet' Christmas than a white Christmas here in Central Minnesota. Central Minnesotans who are looking forward to snow might be getting their Christmas gift a day late. The National Weather Service is predicting a wintry mix this afternoon, after rain showers this morning.
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Widespread rain will end gradually from southeast to northwest today. A light wintry mix will be possible along the back edge of the area of precipitation, primarily across western Minnesota. Temperatures will continue to fall throughout the day. Scattered snow showers are possible on Wednesday, with little to no accumulation expected. Dry weather returns late next week.
The National Weather Service is predicting the wintry mix will fall mostly in Western Minnesota.
On top of all the wet weather we have been seeing, records were broken across the state yesterday in terms of record warmth.
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St. Cloud saw a record high of 48 degrees yesterday snapping the old record of 47 set in 1922.
On top of a record high being broken a record high low was also set yesterday in St. Cloud with a temp of 36. The old record for Christmas day was 32 set in both 2014 and 1936.
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