Few scattered storms tomorrow, then cooler Sunday

Happy Friday!! Lower humidity levels today have been such a relief! High temperatures are still in the low-80s today, which is only a few degrees cooler than yesterday’s highs. I mention this because it’s incredible how significant a difference our 20-degree dew point drop from yesterday is in what it feels like.

Tonight, we start out with clear skies, and we’ll have some increasing cloud cover overnight past midnight into Saturday morning.

A few non-severe scattered storms are possible, but not widespread early tomorrow morning. Mid-morning through mid-afternoon we’re looking at partly sunny skies and dry weather.

Late afternoon and early evening the chance for scattered storms returns for central and southern MN as well as west-central Wisconsin. The late day storm chance is higher than the morning chance.

Isolated severe storms are possible across southeastern Minnesota Saturday late afternoon through 7 PM. This risk for isolated strong to severe storms includes the south and east metro, with damaging wind and hail being the main threats.

Saturday night into Sunday fall-like weather builds into the Upper Midwest. You’ll notice a bit more cloud cover Sunday, with cooler highs in the upper-60s.

Next week trends cooler, but still warm with highs predominantly in the mid-70s. Overall it’s a mainly dry pattern with plenty of sunshine next workweek.

Have a wonderful night and a lovely weekend!

Wren