A few warm days on tap before a cooldown this week
Sunday afternoon will be another mild one with highs near 70 under a sunny sky.
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Sunday afternoon will be another mild one with highs near 70 under a sunny sky.
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.
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Clouds remain throughout Sunday in Minnesota as the wind picks up with gusts up to 20 mph by the afternoon.
Clouds will linger throughout Saturday with the high temperatures reaching in the low 60s.
Clouds will increase on Friday night as temperatures drop to the mid-40s in the Twin Cities.
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Twin Cities, as well as central and southern Minnesota Thursday, bringing an end to our summer-like warmth.
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Morning flurries move out and the sunshine returns with highs in the upper 40s Sunday.
Temperatures will only get to the mid-40s on Saturday. Breezy winds will keep wind chills in the 30s under a mix of clouds and sun.
The severe weather threat is over for southeastern Minnesota on Friday, just hours after a string of apparent tornado touchdowns earlier in the afternoon.
It's Severe Weather Awareness Week in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Before the next round of rough weather hits, officials with both states want to make sure residents have emergency plans in place.
The week will wrap up with a cooler, quiet stretch in the Twin Cities before a warmer, stormy turn.