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Hot Friday; severe thunderstorms likely later, mainly north
Thunderstorms linger across central Minnesota Friday morning. Heat and humidity will build and feed strong, severe thunderstorms later in the day beginning in the northwest.
Hot and muggy Friday with areas of thunderstorms
Thunderstorms across central Minnesota early Friday. Then hot and muggy with more strong thunderstorms Friday afternoon beginning in the northwest.
Hot, muggy with some storms; heat breaks late Saturday
Temperatures, dew points and thunderstorm chances will all rise over the next 24 hours. Western and southern Minnesota will see 90 degrees again Thursday with isolated thunderstorms.
Heating up Thursday with spotty storm chances ahead
A comfortable early morning will lead quickly to a hot afternoon across much of Minnesota as 90s return to many places. Dew points will also be increasing and we have some spotty storm chances Thursday night into Saturday.
Comfortable Wednesday evening; hot Thursday with spotty storms ahead
After a nice break Wednesday, the heat returns for many on Thursday. We have a comfortable Wednesday night first with lows in the 60s south, 50s north. Dew points also increase the next 36 hours with spotty thunderstorms possible Thursday night into Saturday.
Nice Wednesday; hotter Thursday with a few storms ahead
Enjoy a cooler, but still warm Wednesday with comfortable dry air in place. 90 degrees returns to southern Minnesota Thursday with increasing humidity. The chance of some thunderstorms increases also Thursday night into Saturday.
Wednesday’s comfort gives way to heat Thursday
Temperatures are mostly in the 60s and even 50s in northern Minnesota early Wednesday morning. It will still be warmer than normal, but more pleasant in the 80s and 70s across Minnesota before it heats up again Thursday.
Putting the heat into perspective
100 degrees is not a common occurrence in the Twin Cities, even less so in June. We broke other records that may have gone otherwise unnoticed.