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Storms Tuesday, a cool, comfortable rest of the week
6/22/2026: Meteorologist Shawn Cable has the latest on the storm chances Tuesday followed by a sunny, cooler than average week.
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Twin Cities Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Cloud, Mankato Brace for Hazy Hot Humid Week June 29 Through July 3 With Highs Near 91 Degrees, Heat Index Above 100, Severe Storms With Damaging Winds and Hail
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. — Heat and severe storms will dominate the weather across the Twin Cities and much of Minnesota next week from Monday, June 29 through Friday, July 3, with hazy, hot, and humid conditions expected to push highs into the low 90s and heat index values above 100 degrees, while the combination of heat and humidity fuels repeated rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms capable of damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall.
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Slowly warming up, minor rain chances mixed in
Temperatures have been on the pleasant side, hovering in the 70s for the last 1-2 weeks across the area, allowing many people to open up and turn the ac units off. With a gradual warm up on the way, temperatures are anticipated to rise back into the 80s by this weekend with minor rain chances mixed in.
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A few strong storms this evening; a cooler, more comfortable week ahead
This week will bring a much-needed break from last week’s heat and humidity. The cooler, more comfortable weather from this past weekend will continue through much of the week, with highs mainly in the 70s. On top of that, scattered off and on shower and thunderstorm chances will return as early as later today into tonight. A better chance for scattered rain and thunderstorms will arrive Tuesday night into Wednesday. Scattered rain chances will continue into the weekend, but that will not mean a washout. There will still be plenty of dry time and some sunshine between a few passing showers or thunderstorms.
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Get outside and enjoy this weekend’s forecast!!
This weekend is going to be one you won’t want to spend inside! We are looking at fantastic mid-June conditions with pleasant temperatures, little to no humidity, and minimal rain chances mixed in. These conditions will continue through next week!. Today will be the warmest day of the weekend...
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Songs on the Lawn postponed due to weather
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - With rain in the forecast during set-up and the event, Greater Mankato Growth has postponed the Songs on the Lawn scheduled for June 11. The event has been rescheduled for July 9. Songs on the Lawn runs Thursday’s in June over the lunch hour from 11...
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A great stretch of weather ahead
What a difference a day makes! It was a lot cooler out there today, with most of us stuck in the 60s. It is a big change after the temperatures we have had over the last three weeks. From May 24th through June 10th, we averaged a high of 84.4°, which is the 3rd warmest on record for that 18-day stretch. The record is 87.7° and that was set back in 1988. Temperatures will stay in the 60s for the rest of the day and scattered showers will come to an end around 5pm. An isolated thunderstorm will be possible, but nothing severe.
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Cooler/breezy Thursday ahead with showers
It is another hot/muggy day out there, but the cold front is moving through, and that is going to lead to some big changes for tomorrow. The severe threat for the rest of today will be east of I-35, but an isolated storm will still be possible west of I-35. However, just about all of us will stay sunny without a drop of rain. Behind the cold front, we have some much cooler weather on the way for the next several days into early next week.
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KTTC News at 10 - Derrick Overland Forecast 6/7/26
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Quiet start to the week; rain, heat, humidity return by this weekend
Conditions will be warm and quiet to kick off the work week before shower and thunderstorm chances ramp up bringing more heat and humidity back to the area by this weekend and next week. Today and Tuesday will be on the quiet side with mostly sunny skies today and partly...
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN
Molly says a wetter pattern is taking shape