We’ll have yet another very warm and muggy day Wednesday with some spotty showers and storms. A better chance of storms develops overnight Wednesday and late Thursday ahead of a cool front.
Lingering spotty sprinkles will continue to fizzle out Tuesday morning. For most it will be another very warm, muggy day. More storms develop Wednesday night and Thursday.
Minnesota has experienced a very dry start to September, but forecast models suggest several chances for rain with some areas of the state potentially receiving significant amounts. Meanwhile, Storm Boris in central Europe continues to bring record-breaking rainfall.
Scattered showers and storms will be possible in northern Minnesota Monday into Tuesday near a frontal boundary. Southern Minnesota will be very warm and muggy. Statewide rain chances increase later in the week.
The words muggy and sticky are back in the forecast. Dew points will be in the lower to mid-60s with 80-degree temperatures. A shift in the weather pattern will bring multiple chances for rain Wednesday through the weekend.
We’re looking at another week of similar temperatures, with 80s continuing. Expect multiple chances for showers throughout the week, but also plenty of sunshine. More typical seasonal temperatures are expected to return by next weekend.
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