WEATHER: Clearing & comfortable Sunday


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Saturday evening rain will clear out to the east overnight leaving us with dropping dew points and clearing skies on Sunday.

MINNESOTA, USA — Our skies will remain mostly cloudy overnight, but as a cold front passes through the region, our winds will shift to the northwest which will usher in drier air and lower humidity.

There is a chance the Twin Cities, especially the northern metro area, will be some isolated rain pass through the area during the late evening hours before moving into western Wisconsin.

While Saturday was quite stuffy, Sunday's forecast features lower dew points which will be quite refreshing.

There will be some clouds to start out your Sunday, but we will see those clouds thin out for the afternoon. It will be a beautiful, rain-free end to the weekend!

Monday brings a beautiful start to the upcoming week; however, forecast models indicate we could see isolated storms return after sundown. There will be a second chance for rain Tuesday evening then clearing out for Wednesday before cooler temperatures move into the region. We're keeping an eye on a chance for rain to our southwest on Thursday that could bring a shower towards the Twin Cities. This will be followed by a line of rain developing Friday evening that will move through western Wisconsin possible reaching the metro area in the late evenign hours.

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