Weather

CURRENT CONDITIONS

Minneapolis, MN

66^°F

80^° | 63^°

Partly Cloudy and Less Humid. High 80

Feels like: 66^°F

Pressure: 29.89"

Wind: NNW 9mph

Sky: Broken Clouds

Humidity: 87%

Ceiling: 20000'

Dewpoint: 62^° F

Visibility: 10mi

Minneapolis, MN Hourly Forecast

8 a.m. 67^°	10 a.m. 72^°	12 p.m. 75^°	2 p.m. 78^°	4 p.m. 79^°	6 p.m. 78^°	8 p.m. 74^°

Minneapolis, MN Hourly Forecast

8 a.m. 67^°	10 a.m. 72^°	12 p.m. 75^°
2 p.m. 78^°	4 p.m. 79^°	6 p.m. 78^°

Minneapolis, MN Extended Forecast

Monday Hi: 80^° Lo: 63^° Mix of sun and clouds	Tuesday Hi: 83^° Lo: 64^° Mostly sunny	Wednesday Hi: 84^° Lo: 65^° Morning thunderstorms	Thursday Hi: 85^° Lo: 67^° Partly cloudy	Friday Hi: 85^° Lo: 68^° Partly cloudy with a stray thunderstorm	Saturday Hi: 86^° Lo: 66^° A few thunderstorms possible	Sunday Hi: 79^° Lo: 60^° Plenty of sun

Minneapolis, MN Extended Forecast

Monday Hi: 80^° Lo: 63^° Mix of sun and clouds	Tuesday Hi: 83^° Lo: 64^° Mostly sunny	Wednesday Hi: 84^° Lo: 65^° Morning thunderstorms
Thursday Hi: 85^° Lo: 67^° Partly cloudy	Friday Hi: 85^° Lo: 68^° Partly cloudy with a stray thunderstorm	Saturday Hi: 86^° Lo: 66^° A few thunderstorms possible

WEATHER FORECAST

After soaking rainfall earlier this afternoon, we are still on track for more storms moving into the Twin Cities Metro Area later this evening into the overnight hours. A Flood Warning is in effect until 7:45 PM tonight for part of Aitkin, Pine, Carlton and Douglas Co. A line of severe thunderstorms have formed across northwestern Minnesota situated alongside a cold front. Severe weather through 8PM is most likely across far MN, NW of a line from Big Stone County to Alexandria to Brainerd. Few tornadoes are likely, heavy rainfall and large hail are also concerns. This line of storms will lose much of it potential for severe weather as it tracks eastward, entering the already energy-tapped air in east-central Minnesota, and west-central Wisconsin. However, the Twin Cites metro area does still have the chance for severe weather tonight, mainly past 8PM into the overnight hours. We also have the risk for some flooding/flash flooding with more heavy rainfall possible with tonight’s thunderstorms. We keep the slight chance for a few early Monday morning storms, but the majority of that activity will be across far southern Minnesota. Otherwise, really pleasant Monday forecast, with partly cloudy skies, low humidity levels and comfortable highs in the upper-70s and low-80s. For on your extended forecast click here: https://kstp.com/article/13067/ Meteorologist Wren Clair