Weather and Climate News

As the isolated showers and storms lingering in eastern Minnesota wind down Tuesday evening, the state heads into a much drier pattern again, and the heat builds back in by late week.
Minnesota’s recent rainier pattern comes to an end, replaced by drier weather that also turns hot by the holiday weekend.
The wetter weather Minnesota has seen since the weekend comes to an end Tuesday, replaced by more sunshine and lower humidity.
Minnesota can expect one more day of scattered showers and storms before a significant shift in our weather pattern turns the state much drier again.
The same weather pattern bringing record heat to the Pacific Northwest is also responsible for Minnesota’s recent wetter weather. However, as that pattern shifts, Minnesota goes back to hot and dry weather.
Much like the weekend, Monday brings another day of unsettled weather to Minnesota, with scattered showers and storms.
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