Many of us saw some needed rain on Saturday, but localized downpours caused flooding in some areas. We have a recap of Saturday’s storms plus details of a bright and breezy Sunday.
Tow trucks were still out hours after the storm passed trying to remove stalled cars in West St. Paul. Meanwhile, trees and power lines were knocked down in Howard Lake.
Some areas will see rain at times Saturday afternoon and evening. Sunday is looking dry and a bit cooler. We have an update on your weekend weather, plus a look at the week ahead.
Minnesota feels the heat with a warm start to the month, and poor air quality will continue deeper into summer. Meteorologist Mark Seeley sat down with MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to discuss the recent weather.
We could see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, but some areas won’t see any rain this weekend. We have details on that Saturday rain chance plus a look at weekend temperatures.
Our best chance of some rain arrives late Friday into Saturday before things cool off Sunday. El Niño has officially arrived after three consecutive years of La Niña conditions, what does that mean?
Northern Minnesota will see the chance of spotty late day thunderstorm. Central and southern Minnesota have a shot at some rain Saturday afternoon and evening before things cool off Sunday.
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