
Another hazy, summery day across Minnesota Wednesday
Wednesday will feature more sunshine and summer-like temperatures across Minnesota.
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Wednesday will feature more sunshine and summer-like temperatures across Minnesota.
Summer heat returns to Minnesota this week, with humidity and high temperatures in store.
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.
It will be a breezy day with highs in the low 80s and clouds increasing in the late afternoon and evening.
Minnesota's stretch of nice weather continues Tuesday with warm temperatures and some wind.
Minnesotans planning a Labor Day cookout or a last-minute visit to the Minnesota State Fair are in luck: Monday is a #Top10WxDay.
After a brutal week of storms, Friday will be a #Top10WxDay in the Twin Cities.
A NEXT Weather Alert is in effect for the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota Thursday evening, with storms impacting the Minnesota State Fair and air travel in the metro area.
Minnesota will get a break from the rain on Wednesday, but the quiet weather won't last long.
A system of severe weather pushed east through the metro in the morning hours, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
A severe thunderstorm ripped through southern Minnesota on Monday night, leaving tens of thousands without power.
Humidity is on the rise Friday, with things expected to heat up for the first weekend of the Minnesota State Fair.
The Minnesota State Fair's first day will be a lovely one ahead of a very sweaty weekend
The clouds and rain from Tuesday night's disturbance will clear out early Wednesday, bringing back some sunshine and highs in the upper 70s.