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Rain develops for much of Monday followed by clearing skies Monday night. Tuesday will be dry and pleasant. More substantial rain is possible to end the week again.
Skies will gradually clear from west to east Sunday afternoon. Temperatures will remain on the cool side, with highs slightly below the seasonal average.
A federal report indicates that removing the partially collapsed Rapidan Dam will have long term beneficial effects on fish and other aquatic life in the Blue Earth River. Severe flooding caused the dam to fail in June of 2024.
Cooler, breezy conditions are settling into the Upper Midwest this weekend, with fall-like temperatures and increasing chances for rain early next week.
Following the hottest and most muggy day of the week, there’s a mini severe weather window, in the White Earth, Leech Lake, and Red Lake Reservation areas. The weekend is considerably cooler, with more widespread chilly rain on Monday.
It’ll feel like summer again Friday with warm, muggy conditions. A cool front will spawn some storms overnight followed by cooler air. We’re also watching for rain potential Monday.
We still have storms on Friday night but they’re not as widespread any longer. The weekend still appears cooler, with select showers on a gray Sunday and more widespread cold rain showers on Monday.
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