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It will be a hot and humid start to the week in the Twin Cities, with the potential for some rain mixed in.

Highs will be in the mid-80s on Monday and Tuesday. Isolated showers are possible both days.

A more active stretch begins midweek, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast.

Highs will cool back to the 70s later in the week, though the humidity will linger.

The weekend will bring temperatures back around average.

Heat and humidity will peak on Sunday in Minnesota, with no real relief until later in the work week.

It’ll be partly sunny with a southerly breeze that will help highs climb close to 90 in the afternoon, but the humidity will make it feel like the mid-90s.

A few isolated storms will fire later Sunday evening across western Minnesota. Some storms could make it east toward the metro by dawn. Chances for severe storms are low, but there is a marginal risk west of the metro for wind and hail.

Isolated storms are possible early Monday, but chances remain low through Tuesday as highs stay in the 80s.

The middle and end of the upcoming week look to turn more unsettled, with almost daily storm chances.

Temperatures eventually drop back into the 70s by the end of next week. Highs in the 60s look likely next weekend.

The Twin Cities will be veiled in fog Wednesday morning, while the rest of the week will bring warming temperatures.

The fog should clear by 9 a.m., with a sunny afternoon to follow. Expect a high around 76 in the metro.

More fog is possible Thursday morning, but after that, it’s set to be a warm and mostly dry #Top10WxDay, with highs climbing into the upper 70s.

By Friday, we’ll hit the 80s, and temperatures will stay there over the weekend.

Warmer temperatures return to the Twin Cities on Monday, and storms are possible later on.

Highs will hit the mid-70s in the metro, and some parts of the state will be even warmer. Expect a mix of sun and clouds before showers and storms arrive late.  

Tuesday will bring more scattered showers and storms, as well as humidity and similar temps.

Wednesday will be drier and sunnier, but some elevated smoke and haze are possible.

Thursday looks mostly dry and comfortable, with highs in the 70s. 

The weekend begins with a quiet stretch and warmer weather, with highs in the 80s possible and low rain chances.

It’s another frosty start to Sunday, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s, but a slow warm-up is on the way.

Sunday will feature more sunshine and calmer conditions, with high pressure finally taking over. This will help temperatures as our next warm-up begins with highs in the afternoon reaching the mid-upper 60s.

Another weak disturbance will pass with some spotty showers/storms late Monday into Tuesday morning.

Otherwise, the upcoming week looks quiet with more seasonable highs back in the 70s.

Rain chances slowly pick up toward the end of the week, with highs closer to 80 as we head into next weekend.

Fall chill will arrive in the Twin Cities on Wednesday.

Highs will drop to the 50s and 60s across Minnesota, with the metro topping out in the mid-60s. A few scattered, light showers can’t be ruled out, but we’ll be mainly dry with a mix of sun and clouds.

Thursday will bring another round of showers and isolated thunderstorms with a reinforcing cold shot.

Blustery northwest winds and highs in the 50s will make Friday feel like mid-October.

The weekend looks dry but cool, with highs in the 60s and chilly overnight temps.

Next week, temperatures should warm back into the 70s.

A strong cold front moves into the Twin Cities Tuesday, bringing scattered storms and fall-like days behind it.

A line of storms moving through northern Minnesota Tuesday morning will move to the southeast, possibly hitting the metro around mid-morning if it holds together. After that clears out, storms could redevelop as we head into the evening. The severe weather risk is low, though there could be a few stronger storms. 

Expect a high around 77. Wednesday will be much cooler and breezy, with highs in the 50s and 60s. More scattered showers are possible.

Thursday will bring gusty winds and more showers. It’ll be a true preview of fall.

Over the weekend, we’ll have chilly mornings and highs again in the 50s and 60s. It’ll be mostly dry, but windy.

A warming trend will begin heading into next week.

Labor Day will be mostly sunny and pleasant in Minnesota, but an impending cold front will give us a preview of fall by midweek.

Highs in the Twin Cities on Monday will approach 80. A stray storm is possible in far western Minnesota, but otherwise, the forecast looks quiet.

The cold front arrives on Tuesday, bringing widespread showers and a few rumbles of thunder.

On Wednesday, things turn cloudy and much cooler, with highs in the 60s. Lingering showers are possible.

Thursday will start out chilly, with overnight temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Daytime highs will be right around 60.

Over the weekend, we’ll dry out and temperatures will rebound into the upper 60s.

Pockets of dense fog Sunday morning will give way to sunshine and seasonable temperatures in the afternoon, with highs close to 80.

A stray shower or storm is possible across far southwestern Minnesota and the North Shore.

Labor Day is dry for most, with the exception of an isolated shower across southwestern Minnesota. Otherwise, it will be similar to Sunday, with temperatures topping out around 80.

The next notable weather-maker will be a cold front that passes through the area Tuesday afternoon. It will bring a line of showers and storms Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday, along with gusty winds.

Behind the boundary, northwestern winds pick up and temperatures drop into the 60s for highs Wednesday through Friday. Lows will be in the 40s.

A few showers may try to move through towards the end of the week.

A stretch of cooler weather continues Tuesday for Minnesota.

Morning lows across the state will be in the 40s and 50s, with a light breeze.

Clouds will decrease as highs climb into the low to mid-70s.

Spotty showers or a stray storm are possible on Wednesday to the north and south, then things turn mostly sunny and dry again for the end of the week.

Wednesday will be a few degrees warmer, then temperatures drop back to the mid-70s through early next week.

A weak system arriving this weekend looks likely to bring more clouds than rain.

Monday will get off to a chilly start across Minnesota, with morning lows in the 40s and 50s.

Highs will top out right around 70 in the Twin Cities, with lighter winds and plenty of sunshine.

We’ll gradually warm into the 70s by midweek and stay there through the weekend.

The mostly dry pattern will continue through the end of August, though some rain is possible later this week.

The cool air continues to settle in Sunday, with afternoon highs staying in the 60s.

This will be the first time it’s been that cool for the Minnesota State Fair since 2021, and the coolest August fair day since 2018.

A stray sprinkle is possible again, but it largely looks like a dry day with a mix of sun and clouds. It’ll be a bit windy, though, with gusts back near 30 mph.

The forecast remains dry for most, if not all, of next week as high pressure builds.

Temperatures will gradually warm throughout the week, returning to close to 80 on Thursday.

Another front looks to pass toward the end of the week, keeping highs in the 70s even through next weekend.

After some patchy morning fog, Tuesday will be sunny and seasonable across Minnesota.

Expect highs in the lower 80s in the Twin Cities.

Light winds and muggy nights may bring more fog through midweek.

A mostly dry pattern holds through Thursday, when a weak cold front could bring isolated storms at night. Then, the first weekend of the Minnesota State Fair looks sunny and cooler, with highs in the lower 70s.

After some lingering rain moves out Monday morning, the Twin Cities will see partly sunny skies ahead of a cooler, drier week.

A slow-moving system brought heavy rain and lightning across southern Minnesota in the morning hours, causing flash flooding concerns.

The rain will be gone by the afternoon, and the metro should see some sunshine once the dry time starts.

There could be widespread fog overnight into Tuesday due to an abundance of moisture and temperatures dropping to the dew points, though it’ll still be humid until Wednesday.

Highs will hover in the lower 80s for most of the week before dropping to the lower 70s. The first weekend of the Minnesota State Fair should see comfortable temperatures and humidity, as well as plenty of sunshine.

MINNEAPOLIS — Friday is a #Top10WxDay thanks to highs in the 50s and mostly sunny skies.

The Twin Cities should top out around 55, with clouds increasing in the afternoon.

Scattered rain showers move in from the southwest on Saturday, with expected totals around a quarter of an inch. Light, scattered rain will continue with occasional breaks on Sunday morning. Showers will then taper off and exit the area, leading to drier conditions Sunday night.

Temperatures will hover in the upper 40s and lower 50s through the weekend.

We’ll have quiet weather to start next week before rain chances return midweek.