Minneapolis residents can expect a mix of isolated sprinkles this afternoon followed by a wave of mostly sunny days, according to the National Weather Service. With summer's grip still holding strong, temperatures are poised to climb as high as 87 degrees over the next few days.
Despite the brief sprinkles set to lightly shower the city later today, the forecast is largely favorable – bringing welcome news for those seeking to soak up the lingering summer sun. However, those planning evening outings should prepare for partly cloudy skies, with a consistent south wind around 10 mph helping to keep things cool.
The forecast for Wednesday through Friday suggests clear skies are over the horizon, complemented by daily highs hovering in the mid-80s. Evenings are expected to be mostly clear as well, with low temperatures in the mid-60s providing a comfortable backdrop for any nocturnal activities.
Come Saturday, the city will see a slight shift as a 20 percent chance of showers and potential thunderstorms begin to emerge. While showers are more likely to occur after 1pm, the rest of the day should remain mostly cloudy with a high near 79. Gentle breezes will accompany the clouds, at times becoming calmer in the evenings.
The National Weather Service indicates that the weekend will wrap up with mostly sunny skies on Sunday and a high near 80 degrees. As we move into next week, Monday continues the trend with an anticipated high of 81 degrees – perfect for those wishing to extend their outdoor endeavors just a bit longer before autumn fully sets in.
