Cloudy, humid start Monday with showers likely; storms could turn strong midweek. Stay weather-aware and have a backup plan for outdoor plans.

NOAA forecasts a strong geomagnetic storm this week that could push auroras into as many as 20 U.S. states; clear, dark skies will be key.

Warm, mostly clear Sunday with late-afternoon storms possible and an Air Quality Alert for ozone. Showers may become heavier overnight into Monday.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sun with a high near 87°F. Storms return Sunday night into Monday with locally heavier rain possible.

Partly cloudy this morning with afternoon storm chances and highs near 84°F. Dry Saturday, then hotter — 90s possible mid‑week.

Light rain this morning in Minneapolis; showers and storms may return late Thursday with a warm, sunny weekend following. Plan for slick roads during heavier bursts.

Sunny, warm Wednesday with highs near 85°F in Minneapolis; late-night storms possible with gusty winds.

Sunny and warm Tuesday in Minneapolis; widespread rain and storms likely late Wednesday into Thursday with a marginal severe risk.

Morning showers taper to partly sunny skies; dry through Tuesday before widespread rain returns late Wednesday into Thursday.

Cloudy, warm Sunday in Minneapolis with a slight afternoon shower chance. Storm chances increase late Sunday night.

University of Minnesota modeling shows faster development in low‑income countries, plus food‑system changes in wealthier ones, could shrink future cropland and protect biodiversity.

Mostly cloudy and warm Saturday in Minneapolis with highs near 83°F and breezy afternoons. Slight Sunday showers and increasing thunderstorm chances midweek.

Upper 80s and mostly sunny Friday in Minneapolis, with an MPCA ozone alert noon–9 p.m.; sensitive residents should limit outdoor exertion.