Overnight storms possible in western Minnesota
A few isolated storms will fire later Sunday evening across western Minnesota. Some storms could make it east toward the Twin Cities by dawn.
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A few isolated storms will fire later Sunday evening across western Minnesota. Some storms could make it east toward the Twin Cities by dawn.
Thanks to a stalled storm system to our west and southerly winds, high temperatures will be in the mid-80s on Saturday afternoon across the Twin Cities, but it will feel closer to 90 due to humidity.
After another foggy morning, the Twin Cities will enjoy a #Top10WxDay on Thursday.
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Sunday will feature more sunshine and calmer conditions, with highs reaching the mid-upper 60s.
While a mix of sun and clouds will be around for the day, a stray shower can't be ruled out, and high temperatures will make their way into the low 60s by the afternoon hours.
Thursday's clipper has the Twin Cities locked into fall vibes on Friday, with breezy winds and chilly temperatures.
After the coolest morning the Twin Cities has experienced since May 25, clouds return on Thursday afternoon, preventing any chance for an increase in warmth.
In the wake of Tuesday's front, expect a mostly cloudy, cool and breezy day in the Twin Cities on Wednesday.
Pockets of dense fog Sunday morning will give way to sunshine and seasonable temperatures in the afternoon, with highs close to 80.
With high pressure just off to the east, the Twin Cities should expect a fairly quiet Labor Day weekend.
Labor Day weekend should stay mostly dry, with a low chance for isolated showers on Friday and Saturday, mainly in far western Minnesota.
A weak boundary could spark a stray shower Thursday night and overnight Friday in the Twin Cities, but most will stay dry.
The cool air continues to settle in Sunday, with afternoon highs staying in the 60s.
Now that a cold front has moved through the area, breezy winds and cooler temperatures are here, bringing a taste of fall to Minnesota and western Wisconsin.