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We’ll have some isolated afternoon and evening thunder Wednesday. The pattern will be flipping from a cooler one to a hot and humid one for next week.  

Flipping the weather pattern into next week 

Enjoy these last few cooler-than-normal days if you’re not a fan of heat and humidity. We’ll see highs back in the 70s today with 60s north under partly cloudy skies. These readings continue to be anywhere from 3 to 8 degrees cooler than normal. 

We’ll also have some lingering instability with isolated to spotty pop-up thunder Wednesday afternoon and evening, mainly along and north of I-94. Northern Minnesota will see isolated thunder Thursday afternoon as well. 

As mentioned, temperatures remain cooler than normal through Friday, but we’re completely flipping the weather pattern over the weekend into next week. We’ll go from cooler to warmer-than-normal temperatures and it’s sticking around a while, too. 

Dew points will also be increasing this weekend. We’ll likely see tropical dew points near or into the 70s by Sunday into next week. That will increase the chances of thunderstorms too, mainly in the overnight hours as we’ll be capped, with warm air in the mid-levels, by day, preventing daytime storms. 

Needless to say, lakes and pools have been cool as of late but we’ll be warming them up in time for the Fourth of July holiday weekend. 

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We’ll have some isolated afternoon and evening thunder Wednesday. The pattern will be flipping from a cooler one to a hot and humid one for next week.  


Isolated thunder lingers Wednesday. Heat and humidity ahead

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