NEXT Weather: Scattered storms, hail possible in southern Minnesota Saturday evening
MINNEAPOLIS -- Isolated storms and showers are possible across Minnesota over Father's Day weekend.
Slow-moving storms were peppering western Minnesota Saturday morning. Another system will approach from the south later on. It'll stay mainly west of Interstate 35, but some severe hail cells could move into south and central Minnesota in the evening hours.
Sunday morning could also see some scattered storms that could again return in the evening.
Highs in the metro will hit 86 on Saturday, while Sunday will be a bit cooler, topping out right around 80. Some haze from Canadian wildfires will linger, though the air quality won't be as bad as it was earlier in the week.
Once the work week begins, the Twin Cities could hit 90 every day through Friday. In addition to the heat, it will be dry and sunny.
