
More rain possible Tuesday in Twin Cities; return to warmer temperatures ahead
The Twin Cities will be dealing with scattered showers on Tuesday, though there will be some dry time, too.
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The Twin Cities will be dealing with scattered showers on Tuesday, though there will be some dry time, too.
Showers and storms are possible this Memorial Day, though it won't be a total washout.
Friday night will be breezy with temperatures falling to the 40s overnight.
Along with some sun, a warm front to the north will help heat up the Twin Cities close to 80 degrees on Thursday.
The storm threat has left the stage and we'll work on drying out some on Wednesday before our next likely rain chance on Friday.
As the storm continues to push on east, Minnesota could see steady rainfall overnight, as well as some claps of thunder.
Saturday will be in the lower 80s and Sunday may just hit 80 and might even bring more rain.
An area of low pressure will move east on Thursday, taking the rain threat and clouds with it.
Wednesday will be similar to Tuesday but with more clouds building in the afternoon, and eventually some evening storms.
After smoke and air quality concerns marred an otherwise pleasant Monday, Tuesday will feature no such blemishes.
Wildfire smoke drifting down from Canada is causing poor air quality in parts of the state.
Thursday will be the coolest day this week, with a few morning pop-up showers possible.
Wednesday will bring more warmth and sunshine, plus a chance of evening storms.
Grab your umbrella if you're headed out the door early Tuesday, and keep it handy for later in the day, too.
Monday will be warm and windy, and more rain is on the way this week.