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Scattered t-storms today, less humid tomorrow
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are winding down but will redevelop around and southeast of Mankato later this afternoon into this evening. It will stay muggy until a cold front moves through, bringing drier, cooler and more comfortable weather for Wednesday and Thursday. More chances for showers and thunderstorms return Friday night and again Sunday.
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Meteorologist Shawn Cable's Monday Morning Weathercast
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KTTC News at 10 - Derrick Overland Forecast 9/6/26
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Severe storms tonight; warm and humid through the weekend
Meteorological fall is here, but summer isn’t giving up just yet. Temperatures will stay well into the 80s through much of the week and Labor Day weekend, and it will turn increasingly humid again. There will be several opportunities for showers and thunderstorms, including a round tonight that could bring strong to severe storms and heavy rain. After that, there will be more chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms through the holiday weekend, especially at night. The weekend will not be a washout by any means, but you will want to keep an eye on the weather if you have outdoor plans.
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Still holding on to summer? Meteorological Fall starts September 1
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Those of you already in full pumpkin spice mode will be happy to hear meteorological fall starts September first. But you may be asking yourself what does that mean?. First Alert Meteorologist Daniel Sawicki explains, “For meteorological seasons, basically, it’s when you think of your hottest...
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Warmer-than-average temps, humidity, spotty rain chances this week
This week is going to feel like the middle of summer with warmer-than-average temperatures, humidity, and spotty rain chances mixed in. Average, or seasonal temperatures, for this time of year is within the upper-70s. Today through the weekend is going to be hot and humid with highs anywhere in the...
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KTTC News at 10 - Derrick Overland Forecast 8/29/26
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Beautiful August weekend to enjoy!
This weekend will be rather quiet but beautiful with abundant sunshine expected across the area. Conditions overall will be pleasant with seasonal temperatures and little to no humidity to make things feel sticky/sweaty outside. Today through Sunday will be quiet with mostly sunny skies across the area. Temperatures are projected...
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August 7th Rainfall Resulted in Street Flooding, Backups and Nearly 1.2 Million Gallons of Bypassed Sewage in Blue Earth
Blue Earth Public Works Director Jamie Holland says the city’s sewer systems were overwhelmed by heavy rainfall on August 7th, resulting in flooding, sanitary sewer backups and more than 1.1 million gallons of sewage bypasses. The city recorded 4.42 inches of rain in just three and a half hours,...
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A few isolated storms possible tonight
It has been a warm and muggier day today as a cold front is taking its time to move south through the area. Right now, that cold front is nearing I-90, and will slowly move into northern Iowa tonight. Now, the majority of us are going to stay dry the rest of the night, but a few isolated storms will be possible along and south of I-90 and closer to that front. There is a low severe threat if a few storms can develop, with wind and hail the primary threats. Timing wise, it is looking like the best chance for a few isolated storms to develop will be from 6pm through midnight. After midnight, we all clear out and it will be a very comfortable night, with lows dropping into the 50s.
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Pleasant conditions, isolated t-storms possible Thursday
Conditions are anticipated to be generally quiet and comfortable heading into the weekend despite a few isolated thunderstorms possible Thursday. Today will be teeter between partly cloudy and mostly sunny through the day with light winds mixed in. Temperatures are projected to top out in the mid to upper-70s by this afternoon. Tonight will remain mostly clear and quiet as temperatures drop into the upper-50s and low-60s by tomorrow morning.
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Isolated rain chances, fluctuating humidity into the weekend
Spotty rain chances from light showers to isolated thunderstorms remain possible through the rest of this week as humidity comes and goes. Today will start off mostly cloudy with a few isolated morning showers and/or thunderstorms possible before we see some gradual clearing through the late morning and early afternoon hours. From there, we will be mostly sunny with some partial cloudiness through the mid-afternoon hours as additional isolated showers and/or thunderstorms develop in the area. Temperatures will likely top out in the mid-70s by this afternoon with winds light up to 15 mph at times. Tonight will become mostly clear and quiet as temperatures drop into the upper-50s by tomorrow morning.
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Active week of weather to bring on/off shower, t-storm chances
We are entering an active week of weather as spotty shower and thunderstorm chances move across the area mixed with sunshine at times. Today will start off with foggy conditions around the area before we see mostly sunny skies through the day. Temperatures will be seasonal, topping out in the low-80s with light winds throughout the day. Tonight, skies will gradually become mostly cloudy with a threat of strong to severe storms possible after midnight. The main concern for tonight’s storms are currently damaging winds and large hail possible. The threat of a tornado or two is nearly non-existent. Showers and thunderstorms will start developing between 1 am and 3 am, starting off isolated before becoming widely scattered around 5 am tomorrow morning. From there, widely scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue into tomorrow morning as temperatures drop into the mid-60s.
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Storms wind down, quieter weather through Sunday night
After a stormy start to Sunday, showers and thunderstorms will gradually wind down and move east through late morning into early afternoon. Some partial clearing is expected later today, followed by a much quieter stretch through Monday. The next better chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms will come early Tuesday morning. Temperatures will remain close to normal through Wednesday before cooler air moves into the region for the second half of the week.
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A few storms roll through today, additional overnight storm chances this weekend, a bit more humid early next week
As of early afternoon, showers and thunderstorms are gradually tracking east ahead of a cold front currently draped across Central Minnesota. Some storms have become severe, primarily over Fairbault and Martin Counties over the last few hours, and are closing in on portions of our viewing area west of I-35.
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Cooler, comfortable conditions through Thursday
This morning’s cold front will not only user in cooler temperatures but take away some humidity for a few days. This means we are looking at cooler and more comfortable conditions across the area through Thursday, after that, humidity returns with a slight warm up and additional rain chances possible.