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Cool temperatures continue through Friday
The cooler-than-normal temperatures continue through the end of the week. An upper-level disturbance will touch off a few showers Wednesday.
Brighter skies and cooler temperatures
After a wet Monday, dry conditions should prevail the rest of the week with cooler-than-normal temperatures. We’ll see warmer conditions by the weekend.
Rain and thunder Monday followed by a cool midweek
We’ll have scattered showers and thunderstorms through Monday night. Some sun should appear Tuesday with cooler midweek temperatures.
Rainy overnight continuing into Monday
A potent system will deliver soaking rains to much of the state tonight into Monday and Monday night. Quieter and cooler conditions follow for midweek.
Warmer Sunday with soaking rains on the way
There will some spotty to scattered showers Sunday, but most of the day will be mainly dry and warmer. Rain returns from southwest to northeast by evening into Monday and Monday night.
Scattered overnight showers with more rain on the way Sunday night
We’ll see scattered overnight showers across a large swath of central Minnesota into northeast Minnesota. More rain develops for Sunday night into Monday night.
Showers chances Saturday, widespread rain late Sunday into Monday
Periods of light rain will move across western and central Minnesota Saturday into Monday, with cooler, mostly cloudy conditions and modest rainfall totals expected.
Dry start to the weekend; rain returns late Sunday
Changes are on the way as we head into the weekend, with increasing rain chances and a wetter pattern setting up early next week. This rain is much needed, especially across western Minnesota where dry conditions have led to elevated fire risk.