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Next Widespread Rainmaker Brings Multiple Inches of Rain to Fargo, Sioux Falls, Omaha and Minneapolis Through September 29 With Fieldwork Delays and Shrinking Harvest Windows
FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA — As we head toward the end of the month, forecast guidance is highlighting a broad corridor of heavier rainfall from the central Plains into the Dakotas and Minnesota, according to a Next Widespread Rainmaker forecast from BAMWeather, based on a future rainfall forecast covering 7-day totals through 9/29/26 at 9:00 a.m. Several rounds of rain could add up to multiple inches in some areas, and wetter areas could face fieldwork delays and shrinking harvest windows.
KSTP
Dry Today then Wet Saturday then Dry Sunday.
Part of the upcoming Weekend in the Twin Cities will be Dry while most of Saturday will be Wet. Today and Tonight for High School Football Games will be Dry with temperatures in the 60s then Rain moves back into the area after 11 a.m. Saturday and will continue until about 5 a.m. Sunday with .25″ of Rainfall in most areas but any embedded T-Storms Saturday night could bump Rainfall up to .50″ in spots especially near Minnesota/Iowa border. Areas of Fog will also be in the Twin Cities Saturday morning and again Sunday morning. Temperatures Saturday in the Rain on Saturday will be in the low 60s then on Sunday it will be Foggy and possibly Misty in the morning followed by a Cloud and Sun Mix in the afternoon with highs near 70 degrees.
WBIR
Minnesota hit with heavy flooding
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Minneapolis Looks Ahead; Climate Records Put Frost in Context
Minneapolis Downtown Skyline — Weather Coverage Scenic Backdrop. Minneapolis is heading into Saturday. It is less a washout than a long, gloomy fall day. Saturday brought rain to the Twin Cities metro. Saturday night will have a low near 55 and north-northeast winds of 5 to 10 mph. Sunday...
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Flash flood danger closing in on Minneapolis, Chicago and NYC
A flash flood threat is moving across the country this weekend, starting in the Upper Midwest Today before reaching Chicago on Saturday and finally hitting New York City by Sunday night. Forecasters have placed a level 2 out of 4 flash flood threat over South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois on Friday, covering Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Madison, while the risk for tornadoes, wind and hail stays low across that same stretch.
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Level 2 Flash Flood Risk in Place—Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chicago and Des Moines Could See 2–4″ of Rain as Storm Moves Southern MN to WI Overnight
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA — Heavy downpours could trigger localized flooding across the Upper Mississippi Valley and Midwest today and tonight, Friday, September 18, according to an Excessive Rainfall Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 3:20 a.m. CDT. A weather disturbance tracking east from the Dakotas is moving into a very humid airmass already in place across the region, setting the stage for widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms, with some areas potentially seeing 2 to 4 inches of rain along the primary track as the system pushes through southern Minnesota and into Wisconsin tonight.