Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak for WCCO Television Weather. Friday, May 21, 2021.
This morning much widespread rainfall so this is isolated and it really is a case of the haves versus the have-nots right now the Northwest Metro has no rain and the Central and Southeast in metro metro does have rain in this is a thunderstorm that bears watching we're picking up a potential at one point and maybe still has a little bit of small hail with it this storm is moving to the north east at 17 miles an hour to Little Canada and Arden Hills will be impacted by this in the next 10 minutes or so that Massage Heights and Shoreview shortly thereafter just sort of drifting Northeast word no warning on it just wanted to give you a heads-up and again there will be some more localized downpours popping up from time to time later today had a little farther south and east Mineola when else worth Wisconsin Owatonna Faribault all have some scattered showers or downpours either in or near your communities and more off to the South and Southeast as well in the warmer it is temperature see or climbing quickly through the seventies headed up into the mid-eighties before the day is out and I do think some of this dryer are will start to erode the cloud deck that's still across Eastern Minnesota as we go through the afternoon into the evening and so we should see a gradual increase in sunshine but also we're going to keep that chance for a few popup showers thunder showers are downpours in the forecast this week have through I really the dinner hour so not everybody will stay dry through the dinner hour but almost all of us will and then if we head toward Sunset & Beyond Skies start clear out pretty well overnight tonight I think we'll see some low clouds redevelop particularly from the Twin Cities on south and east and some localized dense fog tomorrow morning so tomorrow could be a bit of a slow starter but I am optimistic that tomorrow will be the sunniest day even if of The Weeknd size today again ranging from 87 + Fargo to 84 in Marshall so the warmest there will be in that sunniest area I just showed you was there along the North Shore and across Wisconsin in Southeastern Minnesota or Skies will stay here in the Twin Cities about 81 overnight low is 52 will be in the sixties again so pretty steamy you'll need or want the air conditioning and even though we may start with some overcast guys in a few communities I think that low cloud cover will burn off will see a mix of sun and clouds forecasting mid-80s from Alec to Wilmer to Glencoe the Twin Cities but there is a chance that a few of these communities here like say Appleton or Chicago or martial or Montevideo could hit 90 tomorrow and that will happen with a fair amount of humidity so it's going to be feeling quite hot even up into Northern Minnesota I mentioned this Cabin Country warm and humid tomorrow with scattered thunderstorm quiet morning anytime after about 2 or 3 will be a week front in through here and then is we had through the evening into the overnight that front makes it over toward the Twin Cities and then sort of stalls out so Sunday will be the cloud of your day the more unsettled day and there will be a chance for some scattered thunderstorms developing as we had to the afternoon into the evening dropping that chance from northern Minnesota more into the I-94 corridor and yes there is a chance for severe weather continue as we have through the weekend in any of the green shaded area marginal chance for some isolated Hale cells perhaps some damaging wind gusts and then is that cool front gets a little closer to a Sunday we're going to have to increase the chance for severe weather everywhere this is right now or one out of five on our severe weather threat scale that maybe that threat looks like it could be increased if we get a little closer to Sunday so please keep that today in mind Monday it's back to the mid-eighties unsettled and humid still but Tuesday Wednesday and perhaps look lovely as we lose the humidity and it at least for a few days the rain chances
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