More sunshine and warmth in Minnesota on Monday, with less wind
Our dry, comfortable stretch continues Sunday, with more sunshine and pleasant temps in the 70s in the Twin Cities. Monday will continue the trend, with a bit less wind.
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Our dry, comfortable stretch continues Sunday, with more sunshine and pleasant temps in the 70s in the Twin Cities. Monday will continue the trend, with a bit less wind.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the latest forecast on late Sunday afternoon.
Despite some rain overnight, we can expect to have beautiful weather this weekend.
Severe weather alerts have been issued in parts of Minnesota on Tuesday afternoon as a storm system rolls through the state.
It will stay warm and humid overnight into Tuesday but it will be quiet. Some patchy fog is possible in low-lying areas in Wisconsin.
After a quiet start, storms are pushing into the Twin Cities metro late Sunday afternoon.
During Minnesota Twins games, the duties of the grounds crew are evident, like when they are dragging the infield. But there is much more to the work that takes place when the cameras are off.
The Twin Cities will be dealing with scattered showers on Tuesday, though there will be some dry time, too.
Showers and storms are possible this Memorial Day, though it won't be a total washout.
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Meteorologist Joseph Dames has the latest forecast Friday morning.
Minnesota's latest round of storms poured heavy rain on Minneapolis and other parts of the state for hours on Tuesday.
As the storm continues to push on east, Minnesota could see steady rainfall overnight, as well as some claps of thunder.
A cold front to the south will stall, bringing another system our way Monday night into Tuesday morning. This system will feature more widespread heavy rain, storms and gusty winds.
Minnesota will see plenty of rainfall over the next three days.
After smoke and air quality concerns marred an otherwise pleasant Monday, Tuesday will feature no such blemishes.
Wildfire smoke drifting down from Canada is causing poor air quality in parts of the state.
The Twin Cities have a toasty Mother's Day on tap, and spotty storms will return to southern Minnesota Sunday afternoon.
Grab your umbrella if you're headed out the door early Tuesday, and keep it handy for later in the day, too.
Monday will be warm and windy, and more rain is on the way this week.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the latest forecast.
We're closing out the weekend with a #Top10WxDay in the Twin Cities.
Grab an umbrella if you're heading outside Saturday morning, but you shouldn't need to use it for too long.
Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso has the full forecast for Saturday morning.
Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso has a brief update early Saturday morning.
