Minneapolis-St. Paul Swelters Under Extreme Heat; Thunderstorms Possible Later in Week
Minneapolis-St. Paul experienced extreme heat and humidity, with Sunday reaching 99 degrees and dew points in the 80s. While relief from humidity is arriving, temperatures will remain hot, near 90 on Tuesday and in the low 90s on Wednesday. Thunderstorms…
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, July 27, 2026 —
The Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area has been grappling with a period of intense heat and high humidity. On Sunday, the region recorded a high temperature of 99 degrees Fahrenheit, accompanied by dew points in the 80s, creating a stifling and uncomfortable environment for residents.
While some relief from the oppressive humidity is expected to arrive, the high temperatures are forecast to persist. Temperatures are predicted to hover near 90 degrees on Tuesday. The heat is anticipated to intensify further on Wednesday, with forecasts indicating temperatures in the low 90s.
Looking ahead, the weather pattern suggests a shift towards more active conditions. Thunderstorms are currently expected to develop and move through the area from Thursday evening into Friday. Following this potential storm activity, a cooling trend is anticipated, with more temperate conditions returning over the weekend.
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