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Updraft® - Minnesota Weather News

Updraft® is your source for Minnesota forecasts and insights from our expert meteorologists, Paul Huttner, Sven Sundgaard and Mandy Thalhuber.

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Hit and miss: More humid, spotty thunderstorm coverage ahead

Thursday’s storm risk looks spotty and iffy to me. We’ll see a few spotty thundershowers. A couple may reach severe limits but the setup is weak compared to last Friday’s derecho scenario.
by Paul Huttner

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1987 Superstorm still No. 1

1987 Superstorm still No. 1

The Twin Cities’ biggest rainstorm on record was 32 years ago today.
by Paul Huttner

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July weather bliss continues

July weather bliss continues

The warm dry weather holds — at least through Thursday.
by Paul Huttner

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Gorgeous stretch of July weather continues

Gorgeous stretch of July weather continues

Dry Canadian high pressure will continue to bring us lovely July weather into midweek. Periods of thunderstorms will break out from Thursday into Friday with warmer, moister conditions.
by Bill Endersen

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Lovely summer days to begin the week

Lovely summer days to begin the week

A few dry, beautiful July days are coming our way through at least Wednesday. Then look for chances of thunderstorms toward the end of the week.
by Bill Endersen

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Much lower humidity for Sunday; lovely July days coming

Much lower humidity for Sunday; lovely July days coming

The thunderstorms along with the sultry heat and humidity are all gone this Sunday morning. We can enjoy several lovely summer days until late in the week.
by Bill Endersen

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Comfortable temps and dew points on Sunday and beyond

After a wild weather ride in southern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin, we can all settle in and enjoy our Sunday.
by Ron Trenda

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Rain and thunder linger into Saturday afternoon

Two waves of thunderstorms moved through much of southern Minnesota, the metro area and western Wisconsin Saturday morning, causing several areas of storm damage.
by Ron Trenda

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