Weather

Our Saturday will feature many dry hours, plus scattered showers and thunderstorms at times. Have a Plan B for your outdoor activities in case you have to duck indoors for a few minutes.

The summer of 2020 is off to a very warm start in Minnesota.

The tornado that hit Minnesota’s Grand and Otter Tail counties was on the ground for 31 minutes with peak winds of 170 mph.

Some areas could see a Saturday shower or thunderstorm, but Sunday looks dry. We have your weekend forecast, plus an update on the Wednesday tornado in Grant and Otter Tail counties.

After a quiet day Friday, more showers and storms move in for the first half of the weekend.  Temperatures return closer to average after a hotter than normal July so far.

Friday brings sunny skies, warm weather and lower humidity.  However, more showers and storms start to move into western Minnesota by Friday night.

Multiple tornadoes touched down in Minnesota Wednesday.

A noticeably cooler and drier air mass blows into Minnesota Friday.

We’ll have a mixed bag of weather this weekend. Check out the details on our weekend temperatures and who may see a thunderstorm.

A potent storm system is exiting the state, but not without another potential round of severe weather Thursday. Meanwhile, recent rain has not been enough to help worsening drought conditions in central and northeastern Minnesota.