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Updraft® - Minnesota Weather News

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

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Dorian is a major hurricane, and its forecast track has shifted again

Dorian is a major hurricane, and its forecast track has shifted again

Our three-day holiday weekend will start out feeling like autumn, but many areas will have summery temperatures and dew points on Labor Day. Hurricane Dorian's forecast track has shifted again.
by Ron Trenda

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Hurricane Dorian is strengthening, will be major hurricane as it approaches Florida on Monday

Hurricane Dorian is strengthening, will be major hurricane as it approaches Florida on Monday

We will enjoy some of the best weather in the country this Friday. The bulk of the holiday weekend will be nice, with rain chances in parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin on one or two days. Florida continues to brace for Hurricane Dorian, which is expected to make landfall early next week.
by Ron Trenda

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A breezy Thursday afternoon; northern Minn. could see a passing sprinkle

A breezy Thursday afternoon; northern Minn. could see a passing sprinkle

Our Thursday afternoon will be breezy with plenty of sun in most areas. Parts of northern Minnesota could see a passing sprinkle. Florida, meanwhile, is bracing for Hurricane Dorian.

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Pleasant Wednesday; some showers Wednesday night

Pleasant Wednesday; some showers Wednesday night

Wednesday will be pleasant with thinning clouds north of the metro area. Winds will be gusty. Showers are likely for northern and possibly east central Minnesota Wednesday night into Thursday morning before dry weather returns for the rest of the week.
by Bill Endersen

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A cool and windy Tuesday; shower, thunderstorm chance for parts of Minn.

Winds will pick up on Tuesday, and high temperatures will be well below normal. The best chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms will be in the northern half of Minnesota, but we could see a shower and isolated thunderstorm in the Twin Cities metro area Tuesday afternoon.
by Ron Trenda

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