
Warm, windy Sunday before cold front brings fall back
Minnesota is dealing with more warmth and strong winds ahead of a cold front set to pass through Sunday afternoon.
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Minnesota is dealing with more warmth and strong winds ahead of a cold front set to pass through Sunday afternoon.
With mainly sunny conditions across the region on Saturday and winds coming from the south, expect more unseasonably warm temperatures to start the weekend.
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Minnesota's stormy stretch is just about done, making for a mostly dry Sunday for much of the state.
The slow-moving storm system that has been over the region the past few days will continue to provide clouds and fog Saturday morning.
Storm chances linger on Thursday in the Twin Cities, with rounds of heavy rain possible into the weekend.
"We're measuring everything between 33 feet above the ground surface to 7 feet below the ground surface," said Jeppe Kjaersgaard, a research scientist with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
A few isolated storms will fire later Sunday evening across western Minnesota. Some storms could make it east toward the Twin Cities by dawn.
Thanks to a stalled storm system to our west and southerly winds, high temperatures will be in the mid-80s on Saturday afternoon across the Twin Cities, but it will feel closer to 90 due to humidity.
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Sunday will feature more sunshine and calmer conditions, with highs reaching the mid-upper 60s.
While a mix of sun and clouds will be around for the day, a stray shower can't be ruled out, and high temperatures will make their way into the low 60s by the afternoon hours.
Thursday's clipper has the Twin Cities locked into fall vibes on Friday, with breezy winds and chilly temperatures.