
Showers Thursday in Twin Cities to reinforce autumn chill
After the coolest morning the Twin Cities has experienced since May 25, clouds return on Thursday afternoon, preventing any chance for an increase in warmth.
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After the coolest morning the Twin Cities has experienced since May 25, clouds return on Thursday afternoon, preventing any chance for an increase in warmth.
In the wake of Tuesday's front, expect a mostly cloudy, cool and breezy day in the Twin Cities on Wednesday.
Pockets of dense fog Sunday morning will give way to sunshine and seasonable temperatures in the afternoon, with highs close to 80.
With high pressure just off to the east, the Twin Cities should expect a fairly quiet Labor Day weekend.
Labor Day weekend should stay mostly dry, with a low chance for isolated showers on Friday and Saturday, mainly in far western Minnesota.
A weak boundary could spark a stray shower Thursday night and overnight Friday in the Twin Cities, but most will stay dry.
The cool air continues to settle in Sunday, with afternoon highs staying in the 60s.
Now that a cold front has moved through the area, breezy winds and cooler temperatures are here, bringing a taste of fall to Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
An approaching cold front will continue to throw clouds across the Twin Cities on Friday morning.
Expect a beautiful start to the Minnesota State Fair on Thursday, with sunshine and seasonable temperatures topping off in the low 80s.
The sun is shining bright over the fairgrounds for all the finishing touches ahead of the "Great Minnesota Get-Together." But Mother Nature isn't always this cooperative.
A NEXT Weather Alert is in effect Sunday evening as parts of the state are preparing for another onslaught after morning storms.
The severe storms that rolled through Saturday morning are done for the time being.
A Next Weather Alert is in effect until Saturday at 4 a.m. as storms roll across Minnesota.
A study from the Minnesota Zoo found the segment of road near the Richardson Nature Center was the worst for turtles, with hundreds hit by cars each year.