As we head into Monday, a low pressure system is incoming and will bring more widespread and long-lasting rain than what we’ve seen this weekend. Temperatures will be suppressed by the rain, clouds, and steady Northeast wind. Lows will be in the lower 40s, and the high for the day is likely to be set at midnight with mid 40s in the afternoon.
The rain will continue to push in from the southwest, bringing a steady, easy rain across much of the state. Into the night, heavier rounds of rain will pass through Central Minnesota, increasing storm totals quickly. The northern side of the system could bring some light snow to far Northern Minnesota, though totals will be less than an inch anywhere they occur.
Tuesday by daybreak, showers will be wrapping up to the southern half of the state, continuing in Northeast MN and North WI until midday. Clouds will break apart and some evening sun may return. A southern flow will b...

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