MN weather: What to expect with Saturday storms
MN weather: July 4 weekend forecast
FOX 9 Meteorologist Cody Matz has your Fourth of July and weekend forecast. Fireworks shows around the Twin Cities Friday night will stay dry before rain and a few thunderstorms move in early Saturday morning.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - We had a hot and steamy Fourth of July with heat indexes near 100 degrees and a Heat Advisory in place.
But if you’re around the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota, it’s a dry night for fireworks. Northern and northwestern Minnesota dealt with thunderstorms and even a few severe storms Friday afternoon and evening.
Saturday morning storms – What to expect
What we know:
FOX 9 Meteorologist Cody Matz says we’ll continue to stay dry most of the overnight hours before storms roll in. They should arrive to the Twin Cities just before sunrise. It’s not yet known if they’ll rise to the severe level.
Saturday morning will be wet as rain and thunderstorms roll through. They should clear out by the early afternoon.
Sunday – What to expect
What's next:
Sunday will be dry across the state, with sun, a high in the low 80s and low humidity.