Updraft®

A shift in wind direction is pushing smoke northward.

The air quality across Minnesota keeps improving Wednesday, and the pattern turns rainier by Thursday.

The air quality across Minnesota keeps improving Wednesday, and needed rain starts pushing into the state by the end of the day.

We’re searching the weather maps for rain this summer in Minnesota. It looks like we may have found some.

Winds will blow from the south Wednesday. That should help improve MInnesota’s air quality overall.

Minnesota is expected to see slow improvement in air quality through Tuesday, then as heat and humidity return, so do more rain chances. The current forecast brings some scattered showers and storms into the state on Thursday. 

As the wind pattern shifts, the air quality across Minnesota is expected to see slow improvement through the day Tuesday.

We’re tracking smoke plumes and searching for much-needed rainfall.

Heat and drought are the stories of the steamy summer of ‘21.

Air quality is still a concern Monday, then as smoky conditions improve the heat and humidity make a comeback.