The humid air is on its way out after some scattered morning showers and a few thunderstorms Monday. A few pop-up storms are possible in northern Minnesota again in the afternoon. 90+ temperatures move in by the end of the week.
Floodwaters on Rainy Lake along the Canadian border have dropped by about 2 feet since they peaked at historic levels in mid-June. Now home and business owners are shifting to cleanup and recovery.
Minnesota and western Wisconsin could see some scattered thunderstorms Sunday evening, and a severe thunderstorm is possible. Temps ramp up again by next Thursday.
Unsettled weather is expected Sunday afternoon and evening, with thunderstorm chances and the possibility of severe weather in some areas. We have your Sunday update.
It’ll be warmer and more humid on Sunday, and we could see some thunderstorms at times. We have your Sunday outlook, including the potential for severe weather, plus a look at the week ahead.
Our Saturday weather will be classically summery. Temps and dew points ramp up on Sunday, with some thunderstorms possible. We have the details and the updated severe weather outlook.
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