The sun will be breaking out just about statewide for Tuesday. Scattered showers are on the afternoon weather menu for far southern Minnesota and the Arrowhead. Temperatures will remain seasonal with minimal mugginess for the most part.
Narrow areas of scattered showers tracked southeast across the Twin Cities area Tuesday morning. A few have popped in the southeast and southwest corners of the state as well. Comfortable high temperatures in the 70s up north and low to mid-80s in the south will stay with us.
City leaders hoped the bonding bill would help pay for a fix to the city’s most regular headache: the nearby Minnesota River’s tendency to overflow its banks — and push the Rush River to overtop Highway 93, one of Henderson’s main arteries.
Beautiful weather has arrived from Canada to replace the weekend sultriness. Stray showers are likely in northeastern Minnesota Monday afternoon. The rest of us will be dry with comfortable temperatures and dew points.
Dry Canadian air has arrived in Minnesota. Dew points have dropped into the 50s and some low 60s this Monday morning. Expect a lovely week to round out July.
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