Above average temperatures continue through Saturday, then the month ends on a much colder note. Meanwhile, spotty showers and storms could include isolated severe weather Friday evening.


Minnesota likely sees the final 80s of the year

After a foggy start for parts of the state, much of Minnesota sees sunshine and warm weather. However, a cold front brings showers and storms across northern Minnesota and starts cooling the weather by Saturday.


Friday stays warm before temperatures drop

July breeze Friday; 30 degrees colder next week

It’s been a dry September across Minnesota. Thursday morning’s rainfall brought soaking rains to a few locations.


All or nothing: Patchwork rainfall totals this morning

Rain Thursday morning continues to clear and temperatures rebound Friday. Then cooler weather returns over the weekend, and the month ends with below average temperatures.


Temperatures tumble over the weekend

Showers and storms continue for parts of Minnesota through Thursday morning, and even behind a cold front, temperatures stay mild for late September.


Thursday starts off with needed rain

A major pattern change brings much colder air next week.


Minnesota's other weather shoe drops next week, 30 degrees colder?

Expect a few spotty thunderstorms overnight. The best chance for needed rainfall favors north-central Minnesota.


Thursday morning thunder? Spotty storm chances overnight 

Warmer than average weather continues for the rest of the week. Meanwhile, storms Wednesday evening into early Thursday will bring very needed rain to portions of Minnesota.


Rain chances are few amid a very dry September

The first full day of fall stays very warm, while a front brings needed rain and a chance for strong storms across portions of the state.
