Thunderstorm chances increase late Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday evening. Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain will be possible in eastern and southern Minnesota plus western Wisconsin. Make sure that you have a way to receive severe weather warnings as we go from late Tuesday afternoon through the evening hours.
More showers and storms are moving across Minnesota Tuesday, including a severe weather risk for the southeastern corner of the state. The rest of the week brings quieter weather, including more sunshine.
Periods of showers and storms continue across Minnesota Tuesday, bringing an elevated risk for severe weather in southeastern Minnesota. Outside of storms, the weather remains mostly cloudy, humid and warm.
Period of showers and storms continue through Tuesday, including an isolated risk for stronger storms in southeastern Minnesota. Temperatures for the rest of the week remain mostly above average.
The weather pattern stays active through Tuesday, with intermittent showers and storms moving across the state. Temperatures all week are likely to stay above average.
Memorial Day brings more scattered showers and storms, along with plenty of dry breaks through the day. Warm weather means a few more parts of Minnesota could see their first 80s of the year.
Some of us will have dry weather Sunday afternoon and evening, but some of us could see a shower or thunderstorm. We have your forecast details for the rest of the Memorial Day weekend.
Showers and thunderstorms will move across parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin on Sunday and Sunday evening. We’ll see many dry hours too. We have details on the timing of the rain and which areas have a chance of severe weather Sunday and Sunday night.
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