The heavy weekend rain did not make it to northern Minnesota, where dry conditions elevate the fire risk the next few days. Temperatures will slowly be on the rise this week, with the next chance for showers and storms moving in by Thursday evening.
Southern Minnesota is recovering from a soaking weekend rain, while northern parts of the state are so dry there is an elevated fire risk. Temperatures rise through the week, bringing some 80s by the end of the week.
After a rainy, cold and windy Sunday, we’re ready for drier and milder weather. We have some nicer weather on tap for the week ahead. Details on that, plus a look at our weekend rainfall totals.
The rain will continue through Sunday afternoon in many areas, and it’ll linger even longer to the east and southeast. We have some updated rainfall totals and a look at how much more rain we can expect.
A pesky low pressure system is bringing us soaking rains today. We have details on how much rain we have already seen and how much more rain we can expect.
After a dry first half of May, we finally have some soaking rains to talk about. We have details on who will see the most rain. You’ll also be interested in the warming trend that’s on tap for the coming week.
The National Hurricane Center said Saturday that a low pressure system just off the coast of east-central Florida has become a tropical depression, and a tropical storm watch has been issued for a portion of the North Carolina coast.
This May has been unusually dry in much of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Many areas will see some soaking rains this weekend. We have details on who is expected to see the highest rain totals, and when the rain is expected to fall.
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