NEXT Weather: Heavy rain pushes through downtown Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS -- Showers pushed through downtown Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon as a system made its way south.
The downpour was one of a few showers that developed across the state. Small hail was also visible on radar. A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect in Wright, Carver, and McLeod counties until 3:45 p.m.
Meteorologist Katie Steiner said that while the best chance for rain will last through the afternoon, not all areas will see rain.
It's been about 25 days since the Twin Cities has seen more than a tenth of an inch of rain.
Temperatures will be right around average on Saturday. Those who aren't under a shower will still see a very pleasant day.
Then temps will dip on Sunday into the low 70s, and dew points stay low for the next few days.
