The spring timers are continued, whereby the rain opportunities return

Schaueren with some thunderstorms that are sometimes interfered gradually return to the area, with isolated opportunities, which are widespread on Thursday. At least the temperatures remain in spring with high highs, which float between the mid -1950s to the upper 1970s between now and at the end of the next week.

Today a mixture of sunshine and cloud cover with remote showers in south -Minnesota, but more scattered showers that are possible for parts of northeast in the northeast of Iowa will be possible. Schauer for South Minnesota will be more in the morning and not everyone will be affected by the morning isolated rain opportunities. For north to northeast of Iowa, the showers will be more scattered with a higher accumulation. Regardless of where they are, the temperatures in the area rise to the upper 60s and low 70s. The winds are illuminated relatively 10 miles per hour; However, areas with isolated showers up to scattered showers can sometimes experience somewhat stronger winds. This evening, the area is mostly cloudy when the temperatures fall into the mid -1940s and more to scattered rain chances are possible.

Thursday will mostly be cloudy when scattered showers move late in the morning. From there, the showers will probably be widespread with a few thunderstorms mixed in the showers in the area. The temperatures remain mild, with the heights floating in the mid -1950s when the winds are between 10 and 20 miles per hour and sometimes up to 30 miles per hour per hour. The Thursday evening continues with mainly cloudy skies, showers and possible thunderstorms that are continued in the area, and the temperatures that fall until Friday morning until the mid -1940s.

From there, Friday begins with mainly cloudy sky and persistent morning showers before it gradually struggles. This means that we expect the afternoon sun license when clouds inform. With the help of the sunshine, the temperatures are predicted that the temperatures rise to the low 60s and wind -contained winds are between 15 and 20 miles per hour with gusts of up to 30 miles per hour. Friday evening continues to be largely clear when the temperatures fall into the upper 30s by Saturday morning.

Saturday and Sunday of this weekend will be a mixture of sunshine (on Saturday) and mostly cloudy sky (until Sunday). The temperatures will be on the more pleasant side with heights in the mid -1960s on Saturday, since the winds reach between 10 and 15 miles per hour, gusts of up to 20 miles per hour. The sky is largely cloudy overnight, as the temperatures fall into the upper 40s by Sunday morning. When the clouds move in on Sunday morning, showers and a few thunderstorms will return to the area with the passage of a cold front until Monday afternoon. The showers run through the hours in the late morning and in the early afternoon and continue to the evening and at night. Despite the cloudy sky and rain opportunities, the temperatures will be on the warmer side on Sunday, with the heights floating in the low 1970s. The winds are strong and range between 20 and 25 miles per hour with gusts of up to 35 miles per hour. Sunday evening remains windy and rainy because the temperatures fall into the 1960s by Monday morning.

The cold front should move around the area by Monday afternoon/evening. This means that the showers and thunderstorms with the windy conditions and warm temperatures remain in the forecast all Monday. We see ourselves in the upper 1970s with high highs that may look at the low 80s! The winds are strong again and are between 20 and 25 miles per hour with gusts of up to 35 miles per hour. The rain is to be continued overnight to Tuesday morning, as the temperatures fall into the mid -1950s.

Tuesday then begins the morning and afternoon hours with persistent showers. The temperatures become a little cooler on Monday after the cold front, with the heights in the mid -1960s high. The winds are still on the airy side and are between 15 and 25 miles per hour with gusts of up to 30 miles per hour. The Tuesday evening is gradually being cloudy, as the rain opportunities go out of the area and the temperatures fall into the low until Wednesday morning until the mid -1940s.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday next week a mixed bag of sunshine and calm conditions and rain opportunities will be at times. On Wednesday and Friday we see ourselves mainly sunny sky with partially cloudy sky and an opportunity that the shower will be mixed on Thursday. The temperatures over these three days, regardless of the amount of sunshine or rain chances in the forecast, will be between 5 and 15 miles per hour with occasional gusts of up to 20 miles per hour in the mid -1960s. Overnight temperatures will continue to be mild and fall into the mid to 1940s on the following morning.

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