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Wednesday morning will bring subfreezing temperatures to parts of Minnesota, though highs will rebound to the mid-60s later in the day.

Central Minnesota and western Wisconsin are likely to see frost on the coldest morning of the week. The afternoon will bring bright skies.

Temperatures will climb into the 70s on Thursday under dry, sunny conditions, and they’ll stay there through the weekend. 

A few elevated showers are possible late Thursday into Friday. After that, our next chance for rain occurs Sunday into Monday.

After some northern Minnesota communities dealt with a patchy freeze early Tuesday, freezing temperatures will be widespread north of Interstate 94 on Tuesday night.

Frost is possible in communities north and east of the Twin Cities, namely in Anoka, Sherburne and Washington counties.

Every day this week will be increasingly mild, starting with highs in the mid-60s on Tuesday and ending with the mid-70s this weekend.

Mostly sunny skies will rule, except for a few clouds from time to time on Thursday and Friday.

Sunday may feature the best chance for widespread, albeit light, soaking showers the metro has had in weeks.

The Twin Cities’ unseasonably warm temperatures continue on Wednesday, and it’s going to get even hotter later in the week.

Expect clearing skies and highs in the 80s on Wednesday. Thursday will be very similar.

On Friday, many communities in Minnesota could hit 90 degrees. In fact, record highs are possible.

Saturday will be another day of near-record warmth, with gusty winds.

Sunday will start out mild, but showers and a cooling trend will follow.

Summer-like warmth will hold for the next few days in Minnesota, before weekend storms and an eventual cooldown.

Highs will be in the lower 80s on Tuesday, then climb each day. By Friday, record temperatures are likely as highs hit the 90s.

The weekend will bring a chance of showers and storms. By early next week, highs will drop to the 60s.

The Twin Cities will be dry and warm for most of the week, with daily highs in the 80s for the next few days.

Monday will top out around 84 in the metro, with mostly sunny skies. Localized morning fog is possible near the river valleys.

Tuesday will bring a slight chance of scattered storms in central Minnesota. Highs will once again be in the 80s.

Wednesday will be dry and very warm.

Though temperatures will be high, humidity will remain moderate, keeping conditions comfortable.

The end of the week will bring our next best chance for rain.

After a chilly start, highs near 80 and plenty of sunshine will make for a third straight #Top10WxDay in the Twin Cities on Sunday.

There will be a light breeze, with gusts around 5-10 mph.

It’ll drop back into the 50s overnight before the heat takes it up a notch on Monday. Southern Minnesota could see highs in the low-90s and the Twin Cities is expected to top out in the mid-80s.

High temperatures will be in the 80s all week, well above average, with the potential for record-breaking heat on Friday. For reference, the average high in the Twin Cities this time of year is around 64 degrees.

It’ll be a mostly dry, sunny week, with a mix of some clouds on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dew points are expected to remain low, keeping the humidity at bay. 

The temperature outlook shows highs will likely remain above average through next week as well.

There is no rain in the seven-day forecast at the time.

The Twin Cities will see foggy mornings and warm afternoons for the next few days.

Widespread, dense fog has dissipated on Wednesday, with highs set to rise into the mid-70s.

More fog is possible Thursday and Friday, and temperatures will get closer to 80, with plenty of sunshine.

The weekend will be dry and sunny, with highs in the lower 80s.

The dry, warm pattern will hold through next week.

Expect more fog early Wednesday in the Twin Cities before sunshine reigns.

That fog will form Tuesday night and be dense in areas. It should disappear by midmorning, followed by plenty of sun and highs in the the mid-70s.

The metro will likely see early morning fog again on Thursday with highs in the upper-70s likely.

Highs have a good shot of warming into the low-80s on Friday as the metro stays dry.

There’s no rain in sight this weekend, with highs above average.

After some lingering rain moves out Monday morning, the Twin Cities will likely see quiet and seasonable weather for the rest of the week.

Morning showers and storms will exit to the east, then another round is likely along Interstate 90 in the afternoon and evening. Showers will linger into early Tuesday in that area.

After the rain leaves the metro, some cloud coverage is likely before the sun peeks out in the afternoon.

Highs will be in the 70s for most of the week, with warmer temperatures starting Thursday and continuing into the weekend.

Minnesota’s stormy stretch is just about done, making for a mostly dry Sunday for much of the state. However, a stray shower is still possible later in the afternoon.

After a few pockets of fog in the morning, expect more sun than on Saturday. Highs will climb into the mid-70s.

Monday is expected to be drier, along with the rest of the week, as high pressure moves back in.

With more sunshine anticipated, this helps keep temperatures above average in the mid-to-upper 70s.

Long-range guidance keeps fall at bay with above-average temperatures persisting into early October.

Showers and storms will pester parts of Minnesota on Wednesday, with the bulk of the action in the Twin Cities expected in the afternoon.

Southwestern Minnesota will see the most activity in the morning. After some dry time, things will redevelop in the late afternoon and stay active through dinner time. Up north will stay dry for most of the day.

Thursday and Friday will be similar in terms of precipitation, with early morning rain, some dry time and redevelopment later on. Rain is also possible over the weekend.

Highs in the metro will hit the mid-80s on Wednesday, then drop to the 70s and stay there through early next week.

Late-summer heat will peak in the Twin Cities on Tuesday before storms and seasonable temperatures return.

Highs will approach 90 in the metro, with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures will slide from the 80s on Wednesday to the low 70s by Saturday.

Wednesday morning could bring a few stray showers, but the best chance to see some rain will be in the afternoon and evening. Thursday and Friday will likely bring more rain as an unsettled pattern moves through.

By Sunday, the Twin Cities could see 1-2 inches of total rainfall.