A week marked by scattered but highly uneven rainfall across Minnesota did little to significantly alter the state's drought picture. Many of the areas most in need of moisture received only limited precipitation.
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We’ll have a pleasant enough day with highs mostly in the 70s Thursday and Friday. A prolonged stretch of hot, humid weather builds in this weekend into next week.
Minnesota will be divided into two big weather worlds Wednesday. Northern Minnesota will see light showers, overcast, skies and cooler temperatures with severe weather possible along the North Shore. There will be warm, dry conditions south.
Rain is here for much of the state, especially for the Twin Cities Tuesday evening. Clouds are off-and-on for the next three days with more heat finally rolling in by the end of the weekend. Next week also brings some thunderstorms before we dry back out with a swapped pattern.
Our latest disturbance is creating some showers and thunder Tuesday and Wednesday. We’ll remain cooler than normal until the weekend with heat, humidity building for next week.
We’ve got a little something for every weather taste this week. From a piercing blue sky to an upward trend in Tuesday rainfall amounts, more summery heat for the first time in two weeks and some thunderstorms.
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