79°F
88° | 73°
Spotty TStorms. High 88
2 a.m.
75°
|
4 a.m.
74°
|
6 a.m.
72°
|
8 a.m.
76°
|
10 a.m.
82°
|
12 p.m.
85°
|
2 p.m.
87°
|
|
2 a.m.
75°
|
4 a.m.
74°
|
6 a.m.
72°
|
|
8 a.m.
76°
|
10 a.m.
82°
|
12 p.m.
85°
|
Wednesday
Hi: 88°
Lo: 73° Mostly cloudy |
Thursday
Hi: 92°
Lo: 74° More sun than clouds |
Friday
Hi: 94°
Lo: 75° Mostly sunny |
Saturday
Hi: 93°
Lo: 74° Mix of sun and clouds |
Sunday
Hi: 92°
Lo: 74° Times of sun and clouds |
Monday
Hi: 90°
Lo: 72° Afternoon thunderstorms |
Tuesday
Hi: 87°
Lo: 73° Scattered thunderstorms possible |
|
Wednesday
Hi: 88°
Lo: 73° Mostly cloudy |
Thursday
Hi: 92°
Lo: 74° More sun than clouds |
Friday
Hi: 94°
Lo: 75° Mostly sunny |
|
Saturday
Hi: 93°
Lo: 74° Mix of sun and clouds |
Sunday
Hi: 92°
Lo: 74° Times of sun and clouds |
Monday
Hi: 90°
Lo: 72° Afternoon thunderstorms |
**The Weather will stay Hot and Humid through the 4th of July weekend and beyond with Thunderstorms at times and temperatures between 89 and 94 degrees during the daytime highs and 69 to 74 degrees for daytime morning lows. Heat Index Values this week will also approach 100 degrees at times too and that will continue into next week. Best chance for Severe T-Storms will be over northern Minnesota but stronger T-Storms possible Twin Cities late Monday into Tuesday. We could start to see in the Twin Cities, southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin some of the Dust from the Saharan Air Layer ( SAL ) as it moves north from the Gulf of Mexico. The Dust is not Dangerous but causes Hazy Skies, Inhibits Thunderstorm Development and could cause Poor Air Quality at times. For the Twin Cities 7 Day Detailed Forecast click the link: https://kstp.com/article/13067/ Jonathan Yuhas KSTP TV
