After a wet start to November, this weekend has helped much of the region start to dry out. We will get sunshine early on today, but winds will then pick up to 10 to 20 miles per hour out of the Northwest, dragging in a few clouds for the afternoon. Highs top out in the upper 40s across the Arrowhead of Minnesota today, with lower 50s once you get south of US-2 into central Minnesota and northern Wisconsin. Tonight will have a couple of clouds, but lows still drop back to near the freezing mark to start out the workweek.
Tomorrow will have a bit of sunshine and calmer conditions by that afternoon. Highs still top out near 50° for much of the Northland, and we will keep the above average temperatures for much of the week. However, while we start out dry, by the time we get to your Veterans Day forecast, there is a chance for a stray shower or two, with a slight cool down for the second half of the week.