As warm air builds across Michigan this week, two northern Michigan cities have already seen records tied or broken.

Minnesotans had a taste of summer Monday when temperatures soared to the mid 60s and almost tied a record high, missing it by just one degree. Temperatures in the Twin Cities reached a high of 65 degrees Monday,

It's a warm start to the week, with possible record warmth in the Twin Cities metro on Monday. However, a cold front moving in overnight will drop temperatures back into the 40s on Tuesday before warming back into the 60s and 70s for the end of the week.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is preparing to lose another 1,000 workers due to layoffs, according to multiple reports.