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Clearing skies; record highs Sunday
Expect quiet, clear skies for Saturday evening before record-setting temperatures arrive on Sunday, with forecasted highs nearly 20 degrees above average.
Warm, sunny weekend; isolated showers early
A frontal boundary will continue to move across the state on Saturday, bringing the possibility of isolated to scattered showers until late Saturday morning. Some cloud cover may linger, but overall, it will be a warm and sunny Saturday!
Record highs in the 80s likely Sunday
Another late summerlike weekend on the way.
Twin Cities nearing peak fall colors
A beautiful weekend is in the forecast, with sunshine and above-average temperatures creating ideal conditions for viewing fall colors.
Very warm and breezy Friday with near record-high temperatures Sunday
It’ll be another very warm and windy day Friday. We’ll see temperatures averaging 15-25 degrees above normal through Monday. Northern Minnesota will see some light rain Friday.  
Critical fire weather conditions across Minnesota
Gusty southerly winds, low humidity levels, and drought-affected land will contribute to red flag warnings and heightened fire weather concerns across the state from Thursday into Friday.
Minnesota's drought continues to expand
Minnesota’s drought continues to expand as dry weather persists. Portions of northeast Minnesota saw a little improvement thanks to rainfall last weekend.
Red flag warning with another dry, windy day Thursday
It’ll be another dry, windy day Thursday with warmer weather. Temperatures will continue to warm up Friday into the weekend. There will be a few light rain showers Friday into Saturday. 
Critical fire weather danger this week
A bone-dry air mass blowing across drought-stricken Minnesota is causing high fire danger this week.