Rain’s finally easing up, but drizzle and fog linger overnight—especially early Saturday morning. A small chance of showers remains in northern Wisconsin. The real story? Chilly nights ahead—with frost likely inland in northern Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, and even freezing temps near the Canadian border through Tuesday morning. Lake Superior’s easterly winds keep rip currents dangerous through Monday, plus gusty South Shore winds could hit 40 mph Sunday. After the cold snap, high pressure brings calm, dry weather and sunshine, with highs mostly in the upper 50s to mid-60s for the rest of the week. Trade rain for cooler, quieter skies—but watch those overnight lows if you’re in the north.
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