Saint Paul, Minn. – A hot and stormy stretch is setting up for Saint Paul this week, with temperatures rising into the high 80s and storms threatening Fourth of July plans. Tuesday will be calm and sunny, but conditions begin to shift by Wednesday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, Saint Paul will see highs near 84°F on Tuesday, with light northwest winds and clear skies Tuesday night. By Wednesday, temperatures climb to 87°F, and a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms returns. Localized downpours and lightning could impact outdoor workers and travelers, especially along I-94 and Hwy 52.
By Thursday, heat and humidity continue to build, pushing temps near 89°F. Afternoon storms may develop again, posing potential delays for Fourth of July travel. Fireworks-goers and campers should monitor skies closely and prepare backup plans.
Independence Day (Friday, July 4) will likely be warm and partly sunny, with highs near 89°F and a 20% chance of storms after 1 p.m. South winds up to 10 mph will keep conditions muggy through the evening. Keep hydration in mind and check city alerts for park or event advisories.
The weekend stays unsettled. Saturday brings another shot of scattered storms and a high around 83°F. Sunday looks milder, with sunshine and a high of 78°F, offering a better window for outdoor activities.
⛅ Saint Paul 6-Day Forecast: July 1–6
- Tuesday: Sunny, high 84°F. Light winds.
- Wednesday: 87°F and a slight storm chance. Hot.
- Thursday: Partly sunny, 89°F. 20% storm risk.
- Friday (July 4): 89°F, partly sunny. Isolated afternoon storms.
- Saturday: High 83°F. Storms possible, especially late.
- Sunday: Sunny and cooler, high 78°F.
