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A round of storms is expected to move through Thursday evening, and there's the chance for hail and strong winds.
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A round of storms is expected to move through Thursday evening, and there's the chance for hail and strong winds.
Expect lots of sun by Sunday afternoon and Monday, with seasonable highs near 80.
Some much-needed rain is moving through Minnesota, and Saturday will be a #Top10WxDay.
It's a much less humid Tuesday, though the winds will be strong. Wednesday is a #Top10WxDay!
With more heat and humidity, isolated storms are back in the forecast for our Fourth of July festivities. Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso breaks down the latest forecast.
After a few weeks of cooler-than-average weather, the summer heat is making a comeback.
The Twin Cities is about to enter one of the most uncomfortable stretches of weather in months, with dangerously hot conditions set to dominate the forecast through the end of the week.
A super El Niño could be in the forecast for the upcoming months. So what does that mean for Minnesota weather?
Saturday and Sunday will be breezy and cool in the Twin Cities as crisp Canadian air settles in.
Our summer-like temperatures will continue through the weekend.
Saturday will start cloudy in the morning, but the sun should be out by Saturday afternoon. High temperatures will be in the 70s.
Most of the rain will be hitting the metro overnight, bringing less than a quarter inch of rain.
It'll be a slightly gloomy Tuesday with temps reaching the mid-50s.
A severe line of storms is pushing through southern Minnesota, with a tornado watch in place until 1 a.m.
Saturday looks perfect with ample sunshine, highs in the low 80s and less wind than previous days. Things turn active on Sunday.
Saturday will be a little cooler than Friday, with temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s.
It'll be another chilly evening Wednesday, though temps are expected to warm before the weekend.
We warm up on Saturday as temperatures will hit a high in the mid-60s. The start of the day will be sunny, but clouds will move in by the afternoon.
Clouds will linger throughout Saturday with the high temperatures reaching in the low 60s.
Storms are pushing through southeastern Minnesota, and Saturday will feel chilly, with temps in the 30s.
Enjoy a couple of warm, mostly quiet days before more active weather and cooler temperatures return.
Midweek temps will reach into the 70s, and it’ll stay dry before another severe weather threat on Friday.
Severe storms that produced several tornadoes and widespread hail rolled through southern Minnesota on Monday afternoon and evening.
After a warm and humid morning, storms are expected to develop in Minnesota, bringing hail and strong winds.
Saturday high temperatures are expected to hit the 50s.
