Minnesota Weather: Humid And Warm Sunday Ahead Of Fall-Like Monday

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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Some overnight storms might have woken up some Minnesotans, especially in the southern part of the state.

Some saw large golf ball-sized hail shower down, but as the morning continued, the weather quieted, allowing for outdoor Labor Day plans to continue.

Sunday is a more humid, summery day, with dew points up in the mid-60s in the Twin Cities. They will fall in the afternoon, followed by a breeze coming up from the south. Temperatures will be above average in the afternoon, especially south of I-94.

Now that the rain is done, we’ll have a mix of sun & clouds region-wide, with a little haze from a humid airmass and some wildfire smoke at jet-stream level. Temperatures will tumble tonight and I’m talking fall feels and frost in my forecast right now on @WCCO #mnwx #wiwx pic.twitter.com/dFnk8Glr7B
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But Sunday will also be the last warm day for a while, as temperatures will drop on Monday. It will be a cold day, and though it will start out dry, some rain looks to develop in west central Minnesota by noon, and push through the southern portion of the state.

Source: CBS Minnesota