Justin Liles

A few weak weather systems in the northwesterly flow could bring light precipitation late in the week into next weekend, but most scenarios show limited rain and no strong signal for severe storms.

A few weak weather systems in the northwesterly flow could bring light precipitation late in the week into next weekend, but most scenarios show limited rain and no strong signal for severe storms.

Another dome of hot air will take over the region heading into the weekend. Temperatures have climbed into the 80s today and Friday before the 90s return for the weekend.

Showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected north of US-2 tonight with some areas possibly seeing more than an inch of rain.

Thick fog is likely to take over the Northland tonight. Heat and Humidity will return for the entire region by the middle of the week. Some strong storms are possible late Thursday into Friday.

High pressure is under control but we do have some thin cloud cover and wild fire smoke in the upper atmosphere helping to keep the temperatures from climbing.

High pressure is under control, but there is a general haze in the sky from wildfire smoke, especially in north-central Minnesota.

Keep an eye on the sky tonight as scattered showers and thunderstorms develop across the region.

After a morning of storms, warmer and more humid air has moved northward, setting the stage for more thunderstorms later today.

A refreshing northwest breeze is bringing a classic August preview of fall today. Even drier air moves in tonight, with dew points dropping into the 40s.