A few severe storms are possible Monday evening

By KSTP

Here’s your Monday evening forecast for July 10, 2023 from Minnesota’s Weather Authority and Meteorologist Wren.

** Few strong to severe storms possible this evening, mainly before sunset across southern, southeastern and east-central Minnesota into west-central Wisconsin. Risk for large hail and damaging winds are the main threats. As the cold front moving in from our north tracks southward, we’ll lose cloud cover overnight and end up with a much more comfortable day tomorrow. Humidity levels lower overnight as well, with more of northwest/northerly wind for your Tuesday forecast.

Storms chances stay in the forecast nearly every day, but we’re not looking at any washouts, and the risk for severe weather will remain low. Isolated strong storms are possible Wednesday.

TONIGHT
Isolated Evening Strong Storms
Becoming Mostly Clear Overnight
Lowering Humidity Overnight
LOW: 59°
Winds: NW 5-15 mph

TUESDAY
AM Mostly Sunny
PM Partly Sunny
HIGH: 80°
Wind: N 5-10 mph

TUESDAY NIGHT
Partly to Mostly Cloudy
Isolated Light Showers Late
LOW: 60°
Wind: E 3-8 mph

TWIN CITIES METRO AREA OUTLOOK:

WEDNESDAY………81/64 Partly cloudy, sctd. t’storms, isolated strong storms (50%)

THURSDAY……………85/65 Partly sunny, widely scattered showers and t’storms (30%)

FRIDAY………85/65 Partly to mostly cloudy, sctd. storms (40%)

SATURDAY………83/63 Partly sunny, few spotty shower and storms (30%)

SUNDAY……83/60 Partly sunny, isolated showers and t’storms (20%)

MONDAY………81/62 Partly cloudy, isolated PM T’storms (20%)

The average low and high for the extended period is 66 and 84

 Metro Area Climate Data for Tomorrow

Average High….84
Average Low…..66
Record High……106 set in 1936
Record Low……49 set in 1945
Sunrise Tomorrow:……5:37 a.m.
Sunset Tomorrow:……..8:59 p.m.
Meteorologist Wren Clair KSTP TV