Passing showers are possible over the next couple of days in parts of Minnesota, but most areas should stay dry.

Tuesday will see a high of 67 in the Twin Cities, marking a slight cooldown. Southwestern Minnesota will see showers early, with some possibly making their way to the metro. After a brief mid-morning break, shower activity will pick up again in the afternoon, mostly in the southern half of the state. There may be a rumble of thunder before the activity fizzles out as it moves west overnight

Wednesday brings another shot at isolated showers, with little to no accumulation. Highs remain cool, but a few degrees warmer than Tuesday.

Clouds will begin to thin out on Thursday as highs climb above 70.

Conditions turn sunny and warmer on Friday as we head toward a summery weekend, with highs hitting the 80s.