Tuesday: Marginal Risk. Isolated severe thunderstorms possible. Large hail and damaging wind potential. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

While the cooler‑than‑normal pattern holds through the rest of the week, the extended climate outlook is beginning to signal a warming trend as we head towards July #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Today’s sunshine and 70s won’t last long — rain moves back in tomorrow, and a few storms could turn stronger. Grab the rain gear again and stay alert #WeatherLoon #mnwx

A system passing Tuesday brings widespread showers and thunderstorms with a marginal threat for large hail extending into Central Minnesota from the west. Isolated showers and storms linger Wednesday. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Pleasant weather Monday. Rain and storms likely Tuesday. Isolated severe thunderstorms possible tomorrow. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Despite cooler weather recently, much of the state is still running on the warm side for the month of June so far. We'll be on the cool side this coming week, then a warmer end to the month is anticipated. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Consistently Cool: The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport hasn't measured a high above daily average since June 12th. Monday will be near average, then another generally cool period takes us through the workweek. However, an above-average trend arrives by the end of June!

The first day of summer brings sunshine and comfortable temperatures across Minnesota!

Father’s Day Forecast: Sunny skies for the Twin Cities, rain chances stay south. #mnwx

Mainly dry weekend expected across the Twin Cities with highs in the mid 70s. #mnwx

We’re running cooler than average, yet pairing sunshine with highs in the 70s sets up a pleasant Father’s Day weekend #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Radar Through 5:20PM: Scattered storms continue to drop through the watch area, with occasional warnings for strong winds and hail. Stay alert over the next few hours before activity moves out overnight #WeatherLoon #mnwx

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 8 PM. Afternoon/Evening storms may bring hail and gusty winds — stay alert #WeatherLoon #mnwx

It's a busy weekend for Minnesotan's. 50th running of Grandma's Marathon in Duluth. 52nd year of Back to the 50s at the MN State Fairgrounds. Father's Day and the Summer Solstice on Sunday, but a Friday severe hail and wind threat first. #mnwx

Marginal Risk of severe storms today. Some isolated hail/damaging wind potential. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

It’s Father’s Day Weekend, and overall a pleasant stretch is ahead. Keep an eye on storms Friday, but the rest of the weekend looks dry—aside from a few showers possible Sunday to the south—with seasonably cool temperatures #WeatherLoon #mnwx

For our Friday, a quiet and cool start gives way to a few afternoon thunderstorms, with hail and strong winds possible. Rain totals should stay light, generally under a quarter inch #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Friday: Marginal risk of severe thunderstorms. Some isolated large hail and damaging winds will be possible tomorrow. #Weatherloon #mnwx

Thursday: Areas of AM fog northeast. Sun & clouds. Cool NW breeze. Isolated showers/storms here-and-there. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Radar Through 5:15PM: Scattered showers and a few embedded rumbles continue to drift across the state, mainly south of I‑94. Skies gradually clear overnight, setting up a bright and breezy Thursday #WeatherLoon #mnwx

This Date in Weather History🌪️June 17th, 2010: Minnesota's Largest Tornado Event on Record 🌪️48 total tornadoes, 15 EF2+, 3 were EF4 with estimated winds of 165mph+. Take a look at the Historic Tornado Outbreak on this day in weather history. https://youtu.be/YOtUe4tjNJE?si=ptHNkCljwYOMCsMh

1 PM Storm Update: Tracking a line of storms that will move east through the afternoon. Some storms may produce 2" hail, damaging winds, and a brief tornado cannot be ruled out. #WeatherLoon #mnwx https://f.mtr.cool/bixrgqafhm

Wednesday: Timing multiple rounds of passing showers and potential storms. Some storms may be strong to severe. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Scattered showers and thunderstorms move through the state from tonight into tomorrow. A few stronger storms are possible tomorrow afternoon across south‑central and southeastern Minnesota - Stay alert! #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Radar through 5 PM: After a sunny day, clouds are thickening as our next round of showers and thunderstorms moves in tonight. Expect a gloomy, breezy, and showery Wednesday, with a few stronger storms possible across southern Minnesota #WeatherLoon #mnwx

As the latest rain maker exits east, we look west for the next one. A wet period arrives this evening and tapers off to the east Wednesday evening. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Tuesday: Some showers ending this morning. Next round of rain and potential storms this evening - tonight - Wednesday. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

A familiar northwesterly breeze and mostly sunny skies return Tuesday, but another unsettled stretch arrives late in the evening/Wednesday with additional showers and thunderstorms to monitor #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Radar through 5:30PM: Showers and thunderstorms are slowing moving to the east-southeast carrying lightning and have the capability of producing winds gusting up to 55mph - If you hear thunder roar, head indoors #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Scattered showers and thunderstorms remain possible across the state this evening and overnight — stay alert #WeatherLoon #mnwx

This Week in Weather: El Niño Returns! Long-range forecasts suggest a Strong to possibly Very Strong El Niño later this year. What does that mean for Minnesota's Winter Weather? https://weatherloon.com/blog/minnesota-weather/2026/06/15/el-nino-returns-minnesota-winter-weather-forecast

Storms generally move east and southeast through this evening. A stray storm may be capable of 60 mph wind gusts. A wetter system arrives late Tuesday and exits Wednesday night. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Monday: Mostly sunny. Chance passing showers/storms later this PM and tonight. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Cool and quiet tonight (6/14) across the North Central states. Get your full forecast on YouTube - Weather Loon. Subscribe and watch us live 24/7! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4TXBbm0b7I #MNWX @WeatherLoon #WeatherLoon #Forecast

Cooler and quiet tonight across the North Central states. A peek at your Sunday almanac and a look at temps this week. https://youtu.be/9ShqyJSUslY?si=aocbh-QZacVPF8Mc #MNWX @WeatherLoon #WeatherLoon #Forecast

Cooler conditions prevail this week across much of the North Central states. Check out when you could see #showers and #storms in your area on #WeatherLoon. https://youtu.be/9ShqyJSUslY?si=sGcnUlF0aik6L9IJ  #Forecast #MNWX #NorthCentral #Midwest #Weather

Red Flag Warnings for portions of the arrowhead until 9 p.m. A cool and dry evening expected across the state. Get your full #forecast on #WeatherLoon https://youtu.be/c2givticaXc?si=vGyi-F3udGr2vHpb #MNWX #Weather

Those sick of the heat and humidity from last week should like this! Temperatures will consistently be on the cool side overall for the next week or two as cool air intrusions from Canada become common. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Looking ahead to tomorrow, we are expecting plenty of sunshine but our temperatures will stay cooler than average for this time of year. #mnwx

No major weather worries this weekend! Cooler temperatures and mostly dry conditions are on tap for the Twin Cities. #mnwx

The weekend brings sunshine and 70s, but we’ll still be battling those breezy to windy conditions - Get all your forecast details here: https://www.youtube.com/@WeatherLoon/live #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Under bright but breezy conditions, stay aware of a few showers and rumbles that may pop up this evening and overnight #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Friday Evening Forecast: Chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms tonight across Central Minnesota, including the Twin Cities. Cool, dry and breezy weekend on tap with temps running below average for mid-June.

Happy Friday: Less humid. Breezy to windy. Some here-&-there passing showers or thunder possible today/tonight. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

We’re heading into a windy weekend. Gusts pick up Friday as a cold front moves through, then a cool northwesterly breeze settles in for the rest of the weekend #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Radar Through 5PM: Scattered showers fade through this evening, giving way to clearing skies overnight and into tomorrow morning #WeatherLoon #mnwx

Thursday's Drought Monitor expands moderate drought and introduces severe drought in North Central MN. It's worth noting these maps don't include rain after 7 am Tuesday. Cooler temperatures ahead will lessen evaporative demands, but beneficial rain is still lacking. #mnwx

Thursday: Up to likely chance of showers and thunderstorms. Isolated severe storms possible far SE Minnesota. #WeatherLoon #mnwx

A parade of cold fronts moves through over the next few days, bringing rounds of gusty winds. Each front will help dry out the atmosphere, lowering dew points and keeping conditions feeling crisp. Temps will trend seasonably cool with highs next week holding in the 70s #mnwx

Radar Through 5PM: Around the metro a few storms have developed and these will continue to move northeast - please stay weather aware! #mnwx