February 2nd Weather Update: Mild Week Leading Up to Super Bowl Sunday

After several bouts of snow and ice last week, we are in the middle of a mild, quiet week for the first week of February.  March like temps are forecast to linger throughout the week, culminating with a mild and partially sunny Super Bowl Sunday.  It is great to see some sunshine in the forecast after a very gray January here in Minneapolis.  It’s doubtful we have seen the end of cold weather for this winter, and temperatures are forecast to return to more normal levels by the beginning of next week.  The break in frigid temperatures is the perfect time to consider furnace cleaning or maintenance.  Preventative care is the best way to ensure your Minneapolis furnace is working optimally during the final full month of winter. So, everyone, spend this week enjoying the sunshine and football.

7 Day Minneapolis Weather Forecast

Thursday – Foggy in the morning, but mild. High 40.

Friday – Mostly cloudy. High 39.

Saturday – Nice start to the weekend.  Partly cloudy and high of 39.

Sunday – Another mild day. Partly cloudy and high of 39.

Monday – Partly cloudy and high of 41.

Tuesday – Return to February like temperatures. High of 29.

Wednesday – Still cooler. High of 34.

Source: weather.com

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