We have lingering instability yet Thursday for southern Minnesota where there will still be a few showers. Clouds will decrease and things heat up Friday into the weekend.
Our dreary system is slowly moving out Wednesday night into Thursday. Isolated showers are still possible for southern Minnesota Thursday but we’ll also see more sun and warmth.
An upper level low continues to spin clouds and spotty showers across the region Wednesday. That system will move out Thursday allowing for brighter skies and much warmer temperatures.
We’ll continue to see cloud and spotty showers linger into tonight and Wednesday before sun returns Thursday. Much warmer air builds in for the weekend.
Campgrounds and a horse ranch were evacuated as a wildfire swept through a Civil War-era historical site in southern New Mexico. Ground crews and helicopters battled the blaze Monday after it damaged several buildings at the Fort Stanton Historical Site.
After abundant sun the last couple of days, high pressure is departing and allowing for some spotty showers and thunder Tuesday with a lingering chance Wednesday.
Light winds and partly cloudy skies set the tone for our day of remembrance. Temperatures are seasonable for late May, with a warm-up on the way. Spotty shower chances return Tuesday and Wednesday.
It’s another quiet night across the area, with calm and dry conditions holding steady. Rain chances increase by midweek, followed by a nice warmup heading into late next week.
A return to seasonal temperatures is expected, with highs climbing into the lower 70s. Our stretch of nice weekend weather continues, featuring mostly sunny skies and light winds. Rain chances return to the forecast Tuesday into Wednesday.
Chilly evening ahead with mostly clear skies, as temperatures dip into the 40s—and even the 30s in northeastern Minnesota. Looking ahead, a slight warmup is on tap for Sunday, with highs climbing back into the 60s and low 70s under continued sunshine and light breezes.
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