Thanks to a cool and wet spring, soybean planting is only 72 percent complete. I don't see any washouts this week, but it might come in handy if a few threatening clouds pass overhead.Īccording to the USDA, 93 percent of the corn in Minnesota has been planted, which is 21 days behind last year's progress and 5 days behind the 5-year average. It's a major pain at the pump, good grief! My old Schwinn "Sting Ray" banana seat bike is looking mighty appealing right now! Speaking of old, today is National VCR Day, go figure.įor those commuting to and from work via sidewalk or bike path, grab an extra waterproof layer just in case. I don't know about you, but I'm going broke filling up the gas tank. 8 to 14 Day Precipitation OutlookĪccording to NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, the 8 to 14 Day precipitation outlook shows drier weather in place across much of the central US. 8 to 14 Day Temperature OutlookĪccording to NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, the 8 to 14 day temperature outlook shows above average temps across much of the central and southern US with cooler than average temps in the northwest. By mid month, it looks like we'll have a few more days in the 80s. Extended Temperature Outlook For MinneapolisĪccording to the ECMWF & GFS extended temperature outlook, temps will gradually warm over the next 7-10 days.
There may also be a chance for a few thunderstorms late weekend and early next week. The extended weather outlook over the next 7 days spotty shower and thunderstorms chances a few days this week. Readings may warm slightly as we approach the weekend with readings in the mid 70s.
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The extended temperature outlook for Minneapolis shows temps running slightly below average through the first full week of June.
Extended Temperature Outlook For Minneapolis There will also be a slight chance of showers and perhaps a rumble of thunder across parts of the state. Temps around the region on Tuesday will warm into the 60s and 70s, which will be nearly -5F to -10F below average. There is a slight chance of showers and a rumble of thunder later in the day. The hourly temps for Minneapolis on Tuesday shows temperatures starting in the mid 50s in the morning and warming into the lower 70s by the afternoon. The weather outlook for Minneapolis on Tuesday shows high temps warming into the lower 70s by the afternoon with an isolated shower or rumble of thunder possible later in the day. Now, only 3% of the state is considered to be abnormally dry. In fact, as of early January, nearly 10% of the state in northern Minnesota was considered in a severe drought. Thanks to above average precipitation so far this year, we've wiped out much of the drought that was in place to start the year.
The heaviest looks like it'll be across the far southern part of the state with some 0.50" tallies possible. Here's the extended precipitation outlook through the weekend, which doesn't show a ton of rain across much of the state. Precipitation Potential Through The Weekend It doesn't look like a complete washout, but there could be a few brief downpours where the thunderstorms develop. Here's the weather outlook from AM Tuesday to PM Sunday, which shows spotty shower and thunderstorm chances across parts of the region.
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