St. Paul, Minnesota – Patchy morning fog will clear quickly across Minnesota Tuesday, giving way to sunshine and highs near 85°F. While much of the state remains dry, isolated afternoon storms are possible across western Wisconsin.
According to the National Weather Service Twin Cities, a shift to more unsettled weather is expected late in the week. Scattered thunderstorms could develop Thursday evening, particularly in central and southern Minnesota, with a 40% chance of rain. Friday brings the highest likelihood of widespread rainfall, with an 80% chance of storms and cooler highs between 75–80°F.
Cities like Minneapolis, Duluth, and Rochester should prepare for a wet end to the workweek. Motorists may encounter slick roads during peak commute hours Friday, and outdoor events could face delays. Residents are advised to monitor local alerts and secure outdoor items ahead of Thursday night.
Conditions moderate slightly by Saturday with a 30% chance of lingering showers. No severe weather is currently expected, but additional advisories may be issued as the system approaches.
⚠️ Weather alerts may be updated later this week as confidence in storm timing increases.
🌡️ 5-Day Minnesota Forecast:
- Today: Mostly sunny; isolated PM storm western WI | High: 75–85°F
- Wednesday: Partly cloudy and warmer | High: 80–85°F
- Thursday: Hot with evening storms possible | High: 83–88°F
- Friday: Widespread rain and storms likely | High: 75–80°F
- Saturday: Scattered showers possible | High: 75–80°F
