More seasonable air and dew points have settled back in across the region. It’ll be a good 10 to 15 degrees cooler Thursday. We’ll also see a nice dose of sunshine ahead over the next several days.
There’s the small window for rain Thursday, plus Saturday, then that’s about it for active weather in the medium range. That goes along with cooler-than-average rain in the next few days.
Rain will continue to expand and develop east Tuesday morning. We’ll see showers Tuesday afternoon into the night with more rain Wednesday for southern and southeastern Minnesota.
As the small southern Minnesota town of New Richland continues to recover from severe flooding, teams of state and federal officials will start assessing the damage later this week by visiting every home in the area.
Monday afternoon and evening rain should largely knock out the lingering drought in northwest Minnesota. Rain will arrive in southern Minnesota by late morning on Tuesday, with the Twin Cities getting started around 1 p.m.
Temperatures will be several degrees above normal Monday. Rain develops northwest and expands across the state Tuesday. Cooler air but sunshine also move in for Thursday.
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