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The month begins with building heat and most of the state seeing 90s by the end of the week. Combined with predominantly dry conditions, this will exacerbate already dry conditions across much of Minnesota. 
The first day of June brings relatively quiet weather with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures.
Lovely Memorial Day weather for most; a dry week heading toward a sizzling weekend
Scattered thunderstorms will continue into Monday evening for southeastern Minnesota and across parts of Wisconsin. The upcoming week will be mostly rain-free. Heat and humidity will ramp up later in the week.
Temperatures warm throughout the week, with much of Minnesota seeing chances at highs near 90 by the weekend.  Meanwhile, rain prospects stay limited and mostly sunny skies prevail.
Warmer on Memorial Day; 80s later this week
We’ll have some very nice weather this Memorial Day. A few spots could see a late-day shower or isolated thundershower. We have details on that, plus the upward temperature trends later in the week and into next weekend.
Sunday chance of showers, isolated t-storm; warmer Memorial Day
Parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin will see some scattered showers and also a thunderstorm Sunday afternoon and evening. We have details on that, plus a look at Memorial Day and the rest of the coming week.
We’ll have more clouds on Sunday, and many areas will also see a few showers. We have details on that, plus a look at Memorial Day and the rest of the coming week.
Pleasant today, shower chance Sunday, warmer on Memorial Day
Saturday and Monday will be the nicest days of this Memorial Day weekend. We have the forecast details, plus a look at Memorial Day weather extremes.