NEXT Weather: Rainy, cool Friday will bring fall feel
MINNEAPOLIS -- A cold front will arrive overnight in Minnesota, making the next several days 20-degrees cooler.
Wildfire smoke from out west is making things hazy, but no air quality alerts have been issued.
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Thunderstorms are likely in western Minnesota for a few hours late Thursday night and early Friday morning. Localized strong wind gusts and hail are possible.
Showers will become more likely in the metro from the northwest to southeast. The steadiest showers will fall Friday afternoon and the early evening.
The weekend will feature times of clouds and sun from the Twin Cities on east and south. There will be more pure sunshine in the north and west.
There is a slight chance for a shower Saturday or Sunday, and we'll see a warm-up next week.
