Justin Liles

High pressure that allowed us a day and a half of sunshine and warmer temperatures going to be taken over tonight by rain.

The main threats are large hail up to 1.25 inches and winds over 60 mph, with localized flooding. The best timing for storms is between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m.

Cool temperatures will last through midweek, followed by a warming trend into the weekend. Wednesday will bring sunny and milder weather with afternoon highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s, and cooler conditions near Lake Superior.

Another Frost Advisory is in effect tonight for the Arrowhead and areas near the Twin Ports, with low temperatures expected between 32 and 38.

These storms are moving east at 30 mph and are not expected to become severe. Lightning, small hail and brief heavy downpours are possible.

Two sunny summer days have given way to a continued stretch of warm, pleasant weather expected to last through the next week.

A cold front will move south across Minnesota and Wisconsin this afternoon and tonight, bringing a chance of thunderstorms and a risk of severe weather.

On Thursday, high pressure providing a dominate ridge over the middle third of the country will move closer to the region, keeping skies sunny and

Another area of high pressure will drift south from Ontario on Saturday, shifting winds back to the northeast.

Today nearly the entire region saw temperatures 10°-20° above average. Changes arrive tonight to cool us back down. Some isolated storms may pop up this evening.