Minnesota Swelters as Temperatures Hit 100 Degrees Fahrenheit for First Time in Over Four Years
The National Weather Service reported that parts of Minnesota reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday, marking the first time the state has experienced temperatures in the triple digits in over four years.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, July 27, 2026 —
Minnesota Experiences First 100-Degree Day in Over Four Years
Parts of Minnesota recorded temperatures reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday, according to reports from the National Weather Service. This marks the first instance of the state experiencing triple-digit heat in more than four years.
The extreme temperatures signal a significant heat event for the region. The National Weather Service did not provide specific locations within Minnesota that reached the 100-degree mark, nor did it detail the exact duration of the high temperatures. Information regarding the previous occurrence of such temperatures, including the specific date and location, was not detailed in the provided summary.
Further details regarding the meteorological conditions contributing to this heatwave, or any forecasts for subsequent days, were not immediately available.
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