Mostly cloudy with temps in the high 40s for Minnesota Twins' home opener Thursday
Temperatures in the Twin Cities aren't expected to breach the 50s for the Minnesota Twins home opener Wednesday. Temperatures in the Twin Cities are not expected to reach the 50s for the Minnesota Twins' home opener on Thursday, with temperatures expected to remain mostly cloudy throughout the day. The forecasted high temperature is 49 degrees for the game, with a potential high of 49 degrees predicted for the home opener in downtown Minneapolis. The weather is expected to be mostly cloudy, with some sun occasionally appearing, but there will be a light breeze in the morning and potentially a potentially strong wind for the opening game. The weekend will be mostly sunny with temperatures reaching 50s on Friday and possibly 60s for Saturday. However, temperatures will return to the 40s on Sunday, potentially with some showers and warm to the 60s.
Published : a month ago by By Joseph Dames in Sports Weather General
MINNEAPOLIS — Temperatures in the Twin Cities aren't expected to breach the 50s for the Minnesota Twins' home opener Thursday.
WCCO's NEXT Weather team is forecasting a mostly cloudy day, with some sun working its way in at times. It's not expected to be nearly as windy as Tuesday, but there will be a light breeze in the morning - and potentially for the home opener in downtown Minneapolis.
The forecasted high temperature is 49 degrees in the Twin Cities.
Then, a nice and sunny finish to the week and start of the weekend is expected, with 50s on Friday and possibly 60s for Saturday.
Sunday will cool back into the 40s. Some showers are also possible.
Next week, multiple chances of rain showers are in the forecast, but temps warm to the 60s.
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