
Temperatures return to the 80's at the beginning of next week
Today's beautiful fall-like temperatures won't last much longer, as we're projected to return to the 80's by next week.
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Today's beautiful fall-like temperatures won't last much longer, as we're projected to return to the 80's by next week.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources released its 2024 fall colors forecast on Friday. Here's what to know.
Outside of a stray shower on Friday, the metro will enjoy a mix of sun and clouds. A northerly breeze will make it feel like fall with highs only in the upper 60s.
With Thursday morning's rain done, expect the clouds to gradually clear through the afternoon.
Temperatures will be falling back into the lower 70s on Sunday.
After a beautiful #Top10WxDay on Friday, Saturday will be slightly warmer, thanks to a weak cold front dropping into the northern part of the state.
The Eco Experience from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency draws more than a quarter million visitors each year.
A NEXT Weather Alert is in place Sunday due to excessive heat, and Monday will be even hotter.
Saturday kicks off a hot and steamy first weekend for the Minnesota State Fair, with Sunday and Monday both declared NEXT Weather Alert days.
Humidity is on the rise Friday, with things expected to heat up for the first weekend of the Minnesota State Fair.
After nearly a decade of work, the National Weather Service finally finished upgrading its weather radars.
The rain is finally gone and Minnesotans can look forward to a dry day ahead on Sunday.
The threat of isolated showers continues on Saturday, mainly in areas eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
The start of meteorological fall, Sept. 1, is just about two weeks away and the Climate Prediction Center just released their outlook for the season.
An area of low pressure pushes across Minnesota on Friday, keeping things cloudy with a chance for isolated showers and thundershowers all day.