Sunny and mild Wednesday; a strong cold front Friday could bring severe storms and a sharp weekend cooldown.

Dense morning fog will slow your Tuesday commute. Warm midweek with a possible severe line of storms Friday.

Scattered storms are likely this afternoon and evening with a heightened risk of very large hail and damaging winds.

A Forecast First Alert warns of large hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes across the Twin Cities Monday afternoon and evening.

Sunny and warm this afternoon with highs near 82°F and gusty southwest winds. Showers and a severe‑weather threat arrive Monday—secure outdoor items and plan for delays.

Showers and storms are likely Saturday afternoon with gusty southerly winds. A sharp warm‑up pushes highs near 82°F Sunday and NWS flags higher severe risk Monday–Tuesday.

Sunny Friday gives way to a rainy Saturday night and a dramatic warm-up Sunday with storms possible. Expect gusts and localized ponding over the weekend.

A flood warning covers parts of Kittson County as the Two Rivers River rises near Hallock. Hallock Dam's spillway has been closed and crews are inspecting dikes.

Cloudy and cool Thursday in Minneapolis with highs near 50°F; a wet, possibly stormy stretch arrives Saturday night into Sunday.

Breezy south winds will gust to about 30 mph with a midday chance of light showers. Parts of southern Minnesota are under a Wind Advisory.

Low 20s Tuesday morning. Rain returns late with a warmup to near 62°F Wednesday.

Low 30s and blustery Monday; rain and a strong warm-up arrive midweek.

Breezy Sunday with afternoon showers possible and gusts to 30 mph. Cooler start to the week before a midweek warm-up.