Memorial Day will be mostly dry in Minnesota, with a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the 70s.

Wildfire smoke will seep into the state early, potentially impacting air quality, before clouds take over later in the day. The air quality will be at a moderate level, according to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. As light winds develop throughout the day, smoke should begin to push back north.

Aside from some shower activity in southwestern Minnesota late in the evening, the day should stay dry. Spotty afternoon showers will hit on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Temperatures will be near average for most of the week before climbing to the 80s by Friday. Skies will be partly cloudy early in the week, then clear later on.

The first weekend of June is looking warm, dry and summer-like.