Clouds increasing on Saturday, rain possible in the afternoon
The weekend will start quietly and comfortably, with temperatures again reaching above average across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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The weekend will start quietly and comfortably, with temperatures again reaching above average across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The Twin Cities will deal with some isolated rain on Thursday, with highs about 15-degrees warmer than normal.
Severe weather season in the Upper Midwest is just about over now that the cooler weather is settling in.
Wind gusts will reach up to 35 mph, and there's a chance for some on-and-off showers throughout the day.
Saturday is shaping up to be beautiful, and a #Top10Wx Day has been declared across much of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Friday will be a classic fall day in the Twin Cities with sunshine, a light northwest breeze and comfortable highs in the mid-to-upper 60s under clear skies.
Clouds increase Thursday afternoon in the Twin Cities, with a few showers possible in the evening hours.
Minnesota is dealing with more warmth and strong winds ahead of a cold front set to pass through Sunday afternoon.
With mainly sunny conditions across the region on Saturday and winds coming from the south, expect more unseasonably warm temperatures to start the weekend.
Trollhaugen in Dresser, Wisconsin, piled up a bunch of the white stuff back in March in hopes of using it for their 20th anniversary Rail Jam this weekend.
A new National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration satellite is on its way to space after launching from Kennedy Space Center Wednesday morning.
Minnesota's stormy stretch is just about done, making for a mostly dry Sunday for much of the state.
The slow-moving storm system that has been over the region the past few days will continue to provide clouds and fog Saturday morning.
Storm chances linger on Thursday in the Twin Cities, with rounds of heavy rain possible into the weekend.
"We're measuring everything between 33 feet above the ground surface to 7 feet below the ground surface," said Jeppe Kjaersgaard, a research scientist with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.