Minneapolis-St. Paul Forecast Calls for Rain Thursday, Warmer Sunday
Minneapolis-St. Paul can expect rain on Thursday, transitioning to a cold and windy Friday with temperatures feeling much colder and a possibility of frost. The weekend forecast improves significantly with sunny skies and warmer temperatures, reaching into the mid-60s by…
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 15, 2026 —
The Minneapolis-St. Paul forecast calls for rain Thursday, followed by a colder, windier day Friday and a sunnier, warmer weekend. Temperatures are expected to reach the mid-60s by Sunday.
Conditions are forecast to change quickly after Thursday’s rain. Friday is expected to feel much colder, with wind adding to the chill. Frost is also possible, though the forecast summary does not specify where frost might develop or how likely it is.
The outlook improves over the weekend, with sunny skies and warmer temperatures expected. Sunday is forecast to be the warmest point in the period described, with temperatures reaching into the mid-60s.
The available forecast does not provide specific temperatures for Thursday or Friday, rainfall amounts, wind speeds, or the timing of the possible frost. It also does not identify a forecast source or give more precise details about conditions across the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Those details are not included in the summary.
For now, the broad pattern is a wet Thursday, a colder and windy Friday, and a sunnier finish to the weekend. The outlook signals a notable shift in conditions over several days, but the precise timing and local details remain unspecified.
Story summarized from the original created by Jonathan Yuhas on kstp.com, see more information here.
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