Summery temps continue in Twin Cities, with rain and cooldown ahead
Summer-like warmth will hold for the next few days in Minnesota, before weekend storms and an eventual cooldown.
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Summer-like warmth will hold for the next few days in Minnesota, before weekend storms and an eventual cooldown.
The Twin Cities will be dry and warm for most of the week, with daily highs in the 80s for the next few days.
Friday kicks off an unprecedented three-day stretch of #Top10WxDays in the Twin Cities.
After some patchy Thursday morning fog, the Twin Cities will enjoy sunshine and highs near 80 degrees.
The Twin Cities will see foggy mornings and warm afternoons for the next few days.
After some lingering rain moves out Monday morning, the Twin Cities will likely see quiet and seasonable weather for the rest of the week.
Minnesota is in the middle of a wet stretch, with rounds of showers and storms moving in through the weekend.
Showers and storms will pester parts of Minnesota on Wednesday, with the bulk of the action in the Twin Cities expected in the afternoon.
Summer heat will start to make a comeback on Friday in the Twin Cities, and last through the weekend.
After another foggy morning, the Twin Cities will enjoy a #Top10WxDay on Thursday.
The Twin Cities will see more fog on Wednesday night and early Thursday, with the latter shaping up to be a #Top10WxDay.
Minnesota is in for a warm-up starting midweek that will eventually bring highs back into the 80s.
Warmer temperatures return to the Twin Cities on Monday, with storms possible later on.
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.