Soggy, chilly Thursday in the Twin Cities
A storm system rolls into Minnesota Thursday, bringing back the clouds and wet weather to the Twin Cities.
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A storm system rolls into Minnesota Thursday, bringing back the clouds and wet weather to the Twin Cities.
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Conditions will be hot and breezy on Sunday in the Twin Cities and the southern half of the state.
Thursday is quiet and slightly cooler in the Twin Cities, with highs in the upper 60s and cloud cover increasing through the day.
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A foggy Wednesday morning will give way to a warm and humid afternoon in the Twin Cities, with highs reaching into the mid 70s.
Outside of a few lingering showers early in the morning, Sunday is looking drier in Minnesota.
Another weak system is bringing more clouds and rain this weekend to the Twin Cities.
A weakening boundary will continue to shift east and bring a few showers to the Twin Cities starting Thursday afternoon.
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Sunday's highs will rise into the upper 60s with decreasing clouds in the Twin Cities. There's a slight chance for early morning showers.
Clouds and drizzle Thursday morning gave way to a little afternoon sunshine in the Twin Cities ahead of the arrival of a storm system that's triggered a NEXT Weather Alert.
High pressure continues to hold on, bringing another mostly sunny day to the Twin Cities on Wednesday.
There were a few showers across northern Minnesota in the morning, but most of the activity that develops later will be focused west of the metro.