Twin Cities, MN – Southern Minnesota is set for an active weather pattern with storms and soaring temperatures forecasted this week. The US National Weather Service Twin Cities reports that a few storms are moving through southern Minnesota this morning, with another round of airmass-type storms expected this afternoon, primarily affecting areas south of I-94.
According to the National Weather Service, isolated showers and thunderstorms will persist throughout the day with temperatures peaking at 84 degrees. As the week progresses, a significant warm-up is anticipated. Friday’s high is projected at 87 degrees, with temperatures climbing to 90 on Saturday and potentially reaching 93 on Sunday. Dew points nearing 70 will add to the uncomfortable conditions, setting up a hot and muggy weekend.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take precautions against the heat. The weather is expected to remain warm into next week, with highs of 89 on Monday and temperatures hovering in the mid-80s through Tuesday and Wednesday. The forecast suggests partly cloudy conditions and isolated chances of thunderstorms, providing little relief from the heat.
