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5 p.m. Minnesota forecast from Sept. 14, 2026 | NEXT Weather
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Cloudy Start, Clearing Sunday in Minneapolis Before Twin Cities Take Monday Storm Beating
Minneapolis Downtown Skyline — Weather Coverage Scenic Backdrop. Minneapolis starts Sunday with high clouds and a chance of showers, followed by clearing in the afternoon. The forecast then turns toward soaking rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds for the start of the workweek. Sunday morning will feature high clouds and...
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6 p.m. Minnesota forecast from Sept. 14, 2026 | NEXT Weather
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Water Level Update – September 11, 2026
As Summer 2026 ended, total precipitation from June-August was 5.6 inches below normal in the Twin Cities, leading to the return of drought conditions for the first time since 2024. August 2026 became one of the driest on record, and conditions intensified through the month, with much of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed reaching severe drought by the end of Summer, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
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Sioux Falls, Minneapolis and the Dakotas Face Wind Gusts of 30 to 40 Plus MPH Friday Afternoon That Could Threaten Weakened Corn Across the Northern Corn Belt
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Friday afternoon is turning increasingly windy across the northern Plains and Upper Midwest, with BAM Weather forecasting gusts around 30 to 40 mph or higher in the strongest corridor stretching from the Dakotas into Minnesota, a level of wind that could become a concern for mature or weakened corn heading into the heart of harvest season.
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
MN weather: Beautiful Saturday winds down summer heat
jmrocketreporter.org
All-Hazard Severe Storms Take Aim at the Upper Midwest Friday Night as Wind Shear and Surging Moisture Collide From Sioux Falls to Minneapolis
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A 15% severe weather probability has been outlined across a corridor stretching from South Dakota through southern Minnesota and into northern Iowa, with forecasters warning that organized severe thunderstorms capable of producing all hazards are likely to develop Friday evening into early Saturday morning as a southeastward-advancing cold front collides with a fresh surge of Gulf moisture.