Though the hazy skies will continue to clear in the Twin Cities on Tuesday, northeastern Minnesota is still dealing with air quality concerns.

An air quality alert is in effect for the region through noon on Wednesday due to Canadian wildfire smoke.

The rest of the state will be mainly dry on Tuesday, with highs in the metro topping out in the lower 80s.

Storms are set to move into western Minnesota on Tuesday night with a low severe threat, 1 on a scale of 5. The system will reach the metro overnight Wednesday without severe conditions. 

Wednesday begins a trend toward hotter and more humid weather, with highs pushing into the upper 80s and low 90s by Thursday and Friday. Heat indices will rise into the 90s late in the week, and heat advisories are possible. Temperatures will cool a bit this weekend.

The best chance for widespread storms arrives Friday into Saturday as a front moves through, though timing may limit storm strength.