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Isolated shower Friday, more rain Saturday; hot next week

More clouds around Friday

48 hr QPF
Forecast precipitation through Saturday night
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, via Pivotal Weather

It’s a little more unsettled Friday, which will lead to more clouds and an isolated shower or two, especially in central and southern Minnesota. More showers-thunder develop overnight Friday night across much of Minnesota into Saturday morning.

Scattered showers Friday and Saturday

An area of fizzling showers and clouds across central Minnesota will slowly move south through the day Friday.

sat loop FRI
An area of clouds and showers will be the focus for some rain Friday
College of DuPage

This area of instability will be the focus for a few pop-up showers again later in the day Friday across central-southern Minnesota.

fri precip AM
Isolated showers are possible Friday
College of DuPage

More rain moves in overnight Friday night into primarily Saturday morning.

SAT AM precip
Forecast precipitation late Friday night into Saturday midday
College of DuPage

The afternoon will then be mainly dry with even a few peeks of sun but this will destabilize the atmosphere and lead to some pop-up thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening again.

SAT PM precip
Forecast precipitation Saturday afternoon into evening
College of DuPage

Highs Friday will be in the 70s statewide.

Fri HIGHS AM
Forecast high temperatures Friday
National Weather Service

Here comes the heat

The heat will be wafting in and building, and it’s sticking around for the foreseeable future.

6_10 day CPC
The 6- to 10-day outlook for temperatures spells more heat
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Prediction Center

Our first day in the 90s in this latest stretch comes Tuesday. Dew points will be in the 60s making it sticky.

NWS Tues
Forecast high temperatures by Tuesday
National Weather Service

After that we’re likely to be a bit cooler with some thunderstorms Wednesday but the heat isn’t going anywhere. We’re likely to be back in the 90s late next week.