By Kevin Byrne, AccuWeather.com Staff Writer
November 17,2014; 8:24PM,EST
Very cold conditions will remain in the Minneapolis region during much of this week, ahead of a change in the weather pattern by next week.
Daytime highs will fail to reach the 20s until the middle of the week. AccuWeather RealFeel® temperatures will be near zero F on Tuesday, with gusty winds persisting.
Overnight lows are forecast to stay in the single digits through midweek, with RealFeel® temperatures plunging well below zero at times.
Cloudy conditions will to persist through much of the week, with a few flurries in the area on Wednesday.
Sunshine finally makes a return by Friday, with afternoon temperatures rebound to near 20 degrees.
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The arctic air mass is projected to retreat northeastward this weekend and will allow temperatures to climb into the 30s. While these temperatures will feel much warmer, they will still be around 5-8 degrees below what is normal for mid- to late November.
During the week of Thanksgiving, temperatures more typical for late November are in store with relatively weak, fast-moving storm systems forecast. The pattern should make for better travel conditions overall.
Meteorologists Becky Elliott and Alex Sosnowski contributed content to this story.
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