Minnesota is swapping comfortable summer weather for several days of dangerous heat and humidity. Even after the sun goes down, temperatures will remain unusually warm overnight, offering little relief and allowing heat stress to build from one day to the next.
After a comfortable stretch of weather, a major pattern change is arriving. Thunderstorms will be the first sign of it Sunday morning, followed by a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat and humidity that could last through much of the week.
Summer is making a comeback. After two weeks of unusually cool weather, temperatures rebound to near normal today before a prolonged stretch of heat and humidity begins Sunday.
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.
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