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Flash flood watch into Wednesday morning
Remnants of once Tropical Storm Cristobal are soaking the Upper Midwest.
Heavy rain possible southeast; much cooler and windy Wednesday
Tuesday will be warm and muggy across eastern and southern Minnesota. Heavy rain from the south is likely to reach southeastern Minnesota Tuesday afternoon and spread northeast across western Wisconsin. Wednesday will be much cooler, with wind and scattered showers.
Dew points will climb again on Tuesday ahead of a slow cold front from the west. Meanwhile, abundant rain is tracking toward southeastern sections of Minnesota and western Wisconsin in the form of remnants of Tropical Storm Cristobal.
The hottest air mass in nearly two years visited Minnesota Monday. Tuesday brings tropical moisture with heavy rain and a flash flood threat.
Hot and humid: Southern Minnesota to roast with 90-degree highs
Very warm, muggy air will be accompanied by a strong southerly breeze on Monday. Strong storms are likely in the northwest by late in the day. Much cooler air will blow in from Canada by Wednesday.
Hot, muggy, breezy weather is coming our way for Monday. Strong storms are likely in the northwest by late in the day.
Sunday night storms in northern and western Minnesota; hot and humid Monday
The best chance of severe weather Sunday evening and Sunday night will be in northwestern Minnesota, but scattered severe thunderstorms are possible Sunday night in some other spots too. We have the forecast details, including a hot and humid Monday and plenty of rain on Tuesday.
Tornado watch for northwestern Minnesota until 10 p.m. Sunday
A tornado watch continues until 10 p.m. this Sunday in eastern North Dakota and much of northwestern Minnesota. We have the details.