Normal high temps for this time of year in Saint Cloud are just above the eighty degree mark.īoth the thirty and ninety day outlooks for Central Minnesota are calling for near to slightly above normal temperatures, with a better chance for above normal precipitation. The forecast for Central Minnesota for this week looks much drier with cooler temperatures. Sunny skies are on the Central Minnesota weather menu through Friday, with high temperatures right around 80° each day. Cloud Airport 24-Hour Precipitation (through 3 AM Friday): None SCSU 24-Hour Precipitation (through 3 AM Friday): None St.24-Hour Minnesota Rainfall Totals for Saturday & Sunday Yesterday's High: 83☏ Overnight Low (through 3 AM Friday): 56☏ Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.Įxtended: Warming up as next week goes on?įorecast Confidence (10 - "The Rabbits Will Thump Even Though I Fed Them" 0 - "The Rabbits Will Offer To Groom My Bald Spot"): 7 Friday and Friday night, 6 Saturday through Sunday, 5 Sunday night and Monday, 3 Monday night and Tuesday. A chance for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Tuesday : Hazy sunshine and a bit warmer with noticeable humidity. Monday Night: Mainly clear, a bit of a breeze, continued cool, and dry. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.Ĭonfidence Level: "Enough Bugs Will Fly into My Mouth to Throw Off My Diet" Continued seasonably warm with low humidity. Monday : Hazy morning sun, a few afternoon clouds, with a slight chance for an afternoon sprinkle. Otherwise, partly to mostly clear, a bit of a breeze, cooler, and dry. Sunday Night: A slight chance for an early evening shower. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.Ĭonfidence Level: "Extra Bugs Will Come From Every Home on the Block to Hover Around My Head" Sunday : Partly to mostly sunny, breezy, cooler, and drier. Chance of measurable rainfall: 50% evening, 20% late night. Saturday National Weather Service Some 1 to 2 inch rainfall totals were reported since Friday afternoon in parts of central and northern. Saturday Night: Perhaps an evening shower or thunderstorm, then partly clear, breezy, cooler, and less humid. 24-hour rainfall totals, ending at 7 a.m. Chance of measurable rainfall: 30% in the morning, 50% in the afternoon. A better chance for afternoon scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Saturday : Perhaps some early lingering clouds and showers otherwise, hazy sunshine and warm with still noticeable humidity. Winds: SW 5 MPH, becoming N late at night. A slightly better chance of a shower or thunderstorm. Chance of measurable rainfall: 20%.įriday Night: Partly cloudy, warm, and a bit humid. A slight chance for a late day shower or thunderstorm. Cloud, MN, and Vicinity ForecastĬonfidence Level: "The Bugs Are Waiting for Me to Mow the Lawn"įriday : Perhaps an early shower, then hazy sunshine for most of the day. Or does Great Lakes low linger, slowly down warming, and perhaps producing an isolate showerĭetailed St.Will weather systems begin moving west to east again, bringing some rain chances?.Does Great Lakes low move on? If so, warmer (80's at some point) and probably dry through midweek with enhanced fire danger.Elevated fire danger in northern, western Minnesota as dry breezy conditions continue.Smoke could be around in flow from Canada.Cooler (highs in 70's), drier (comfortable humidity), breezy.Minnesota on the fringe of the low, so some isolated PM showers possible.Low pushing front through on Friday Night intensifies and stalls over Great Lakes.Smoke possible as air comes from central Prairie Provinces and sinks, could bring high smoke from Alberta and Saskatchewan fires to ground ( EPA North America Fire and Smoke map).A better chance of scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms (50-50 shot, but they won't produce much) as upper level low in Prairie Provinces ( Mid-tropospheric water vapor loop from Colorado State satellite slider) moves to Wisconsin.Lots of sun, still noticeable humidity, not as warm (near 80).
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