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Minneapolis will enjoy a warm, breezy Labor Day before thunderstorms arrive Monday night. Heavy rain, gusty winds and localized flooding are possible.
A foggy Saturday gives Minneapolis one of its better outdoor windows before storms become more likely Sunday through Tuesday.
A brief severe thunderstorm warning hit downtown Minneapolis Thursday, but the real danger shifted north toward Fargo.
Minneapolis starts Thursday clear and humid before showers and thunderstorms move in. Heat returns Friday, while storm chances linger through Labor Day.
Minneapolis gets a sunny Wednesday before strong storm potential arrives Thursday night. The Labor Day weekend stays hot, humid and occasionally stormy.
Minneapolis could hit 89 degrees Tuesday before rain showers arrive overnight. Storm chances linger into the Labor Day weekend.
Minneapolis is in for another 89-degree day Monday, but the forecast finally turns wetter Tuesday night. Early Wednesday showers should clear for more sunshine and warmth.
A brief Sunday morning shower chance gives way to hot, humid conditions near 88 degrees. Storms return Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Rain and fog are moving through Minneapolis Saturday morning, with thunderstorms possible before noon. Warmer, mostly dry weather returns Sunday and lasts into next week.
Minneapolis gets a sunny Friday with an 85-degree high before showers and thunderstorms arrive late Friday night and Saturday morning.
Minneapolis warms to 81 degrees Thursday before showers and thunderstorms arrive Friday night and Saturday.
A breezy Wednesday leads into sunny weather through Friday, followed by warmer temperatures and scattered thunderstorms this weekend.
Minneapolis could hit 87 Tuesday before late-day storms bring hail and damaging winds. Cooler weather follows Wednesday.
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