An upper level disturbance will track over southeastern Minnesota and northern Iowa late Sunday night into Monday, and may provide just enough kick to get a few rain/snow/sleet/freezing rain showers going across the area.
As we head into Sunday night, an amplifying, yet very subtle, trough will approach the area from the west. As the trough tracks over the Dakota’s, it will lead to diverging winds aloft over our area. This will lead to a drop in surface pressures, increasing the chance for a light precipitation event.
While forcing and lift will be prevalent during this time frame, moisture availability is going to be lacking. We’ll certainly have enough low level moisture for cloud cover, but not much past that. This will result in precipitation chances remaining on the low end…