Mostly dry Wednesday before multiple rounds of storm chances

Enjoy Wednesday, Twin Citians, because some stormy weather is on the way.

There will be some scattered rain in cabin country up north Wednesday, but everyone else will see plenty of sun with heat but low humidity.

After 6 p.m., strong to severe thunderstorms enter western Minnesota, possibly bringing large hail, damaging wind and localized flooding through midnight.

Storms weaken as they move toward the metro overnight, but more chances for rain and rumbles will continue through Thursday morning.

Daytime Thursday looks dry now with some sun and highs in the low 80s, but humidity will start creeping up. Another round of storms will develop Thursday night, bringing the potential for hail, wind and torrential rain.

There's a localized threat of severe wind and hail overnight Thursday into Friday morning that will impact the metro. That will also be the case for midday Friday into Friday night.

Right now, the weekend looks hot, muggy, partly cloudy and dry in the metro.

Expect more of the same into next week with highs in the upper 80s and feels-like temps near 90.