Weather and Climate News

Dank Sunday statewide; steamy southern half Monday
Overnight rain has been giving way to low clouds, drizzle and light rain. Some thunderstorms are possible later on Sunday. Monday will be steamy across about the southern half of Minnesota. Strong storms are possible late Monday as a cold front plows into the tropical air.
Storms at times Sunday and Monday; tropical southern and central Minnesota on Monday
Shower and thunderstorms will spread across southern Minnesota toward the Twin Cities Saturday night. Unsettled weather will brings a scattering of showers and storms from Sunday through Monday and Monday night. Monday will be tropically hot and humid on Monday before a cooldown begins on Tuesday.
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Pleasant Saturday; unsettled Sunday; warm front for Monday
Saturday will be cool but pleasant with quite a bit of sunshine and light winds. A deepening low will bring a scattering of showers and storms to the state on Sunday. Some storms might become strong or severe late in the day. A warm front will bring hot, very muggy air to about the southern half of Minnesota on Monday before a big cooldown beginning on Tuesday.
Rain Friday morning central Minnesota; pleasant Saturday; strong storms late Sunday
Rain will cross central Minnesota Friday morning. Saturday will begin cool and then turn lovely. Strong storms are possible by late Sunday. Monday will be very warm and muggy before the rest of the week turns much cooler.
Pleasant Thursday; periods of showers and big temperature swings coming
Look for a pleasant day for Thursday. Rain will break out Thursday night, mainly across northern Minnesota. Friday could bring isolated showers. Saturday looks like the best day of the weekend. A very warm and stormy Monday will be followed by much chillier temperatures beginning on Tuesday.