<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0vWnpe_1FS3694q00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0vWnpe_1FS3694q00" width="1280" height="720" ></figure>STORM ALERT WEATHER 3 FORECASTDownload the KIMT Storm Alert Weather App!UPDATED: 7 AM THURSDAYClouds are streaming in out of the west ahead of our next round of precipitation Thursday afternoon and evening. Light southeast winds Wednesday night have allowed temperatures to fall to only the low 50s for many, which is about 10 degrees higher than yesterday. Some have managed to drop to the upper 40s. Temperatures are slated to peak in the mid 60s as south winds pulling in warmth under a thick cloud deck Thursday afternoon.A light jacket is recommended Thursday morning, as well as some rain gear for your commute home Thursday evening. Scattered showers should start to push into the I-35 corridor early Thursday afternoon before precipitation overspreads SE Minnesota and North Iowa Thursday evening. A pocket of dry air near the surface looks to be minimal enough for measurable precipitation to reach the ground. No flooding rains are expected Thursday, but around 0.25" of rain may accumulate.Model guidance heavily disagrees on potential Thursday night into Friday precipitation chances. Trends will be tracked, but the likely scenario will be a cloudy Friday with only a few isolated showers possible as temperatures reach for the upper 60s. A renewed round of scattered showers arrives early Saturday morning, which may bring precipitation threats throughout the day Saturday. Outdoor plans will be a bit iffy Saturday, including the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Rochester. An additional 0.50" of rain may fall Saturday if our atmosphere is moist throughout the column.Peeks of sunshine emerge Sunday as conditions dry out and temperatures rebound to seasonable levels. A slight warmup may occur to start next week. This will be thanks to a potential Nor'easter on the Eastern Seaboard, forcing upper level ridging into the central United States. Temperatures are forecast to reach the low 70s Monday.</div></body>

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Clouds are streaming in out of the west ahead of our next round of precipitation Thursday afternoon and evening. Light southeast winds Wednesday night have allowed temperatures to fall to only the low 50s for many, which is about 10 degrees higher than yesterday. Some have managed to drop to the upper 40s. Temperatures are slated to peak in the mid 60s as south winds pulling in warmth under a thick cloud deck Thursday afternoon.

STORM ALERT WEATHER 3 FORECAST: Clouds, showers return Thursday

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Clouds are streaming in out of the west ahead of our next round of precipitation Thursday afternoon and evening. Light southeast winds Wednesday night have

STORM ALERT WEATHER 3 FORECAST: Clouds, showers return Thursday

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