NEXT Weather: Warmer, more humid kickoff to September
Thursday will be another fantastic day to get out and enjoy the Minnesota State Fair.
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Thursday will be another fantastic day to get out and enjoy the Minnesota State Fair.
The Twin Cities are in for a tranquil day under a sunny sky on Tuesday. But expect an even better day Wednesday.
This week looks beautiful.
We're enjoying a stretch of beautiful weather, and it's going to stick around for a while.
One tornado moved near Harding High School on St. Paul's east side, and ended its journey near Goodrich Golf Course in Maplewood.
There was a confirmed tornado that touched down in the Willmar area Sunday night.
Sunshine will increase and humidity will drop during the first day of the Minnesota State Fair.
Minnesota's weather forecast is starting to sound like a broken record, but changes are on the way.
Expect another nice day Tuesday, with sunshine and temps just above average.
Monday will be slightly warmer than Sunday – in the low 80s in the Twin Cities – but the humidity will stay in check.
NEXT Weather meteorologist Mike Augustyniak has the latest forecast.
While these storms are producing thunder and lightning, most of them are not considered severe, although isolated severe storms could pop up through the evening hours.
Our broken record forecast is about to be tweaked.
It will stay humid for the rest of the week, and there will be scattered showers each day – but no washouts.
For the rest of the workweek, these three things will be a constant: Each day will be a bit muggy, with mostly cloudy conditions, and with chances of scattered showers.
It will reach 80 degrees in the Twin Cities Monday, and be in the mid-to-high 70s in much of the state.
The Next Weather Tower is shining green, with rain falling Friday morning.
The Next Weather Tower is shining green, with good rain on the way Friday - and it could be a soaker for the morning commute. Chris Shaffer has the latest forecast.
Rain showers are possible Thursday across southwestern and south-central Minnesota, but nothing severe is expected.
Tuesday will continue a trend of pleasant weather that should stick around for the rest of the week.
Tuesday will continue a trend of pleasant weather that should stick around for the rest of the week.
Central and southern Minnesota who see more showers and storms Sunday through early Monday morning.
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Storms are possible over parts of northern Minnesota late Friday evening as the warm front lifts.
Thursday will be pleasant one, like Wednesday minus all the wind.
