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Paul's Headlines
* Winds shift around to the north/northwest as cooler front arrives - main severe storm risk is over Wisconsin, Iowa and extreme southeastern MN later today - no hail/high winds for central MN.
* Red Flag Warning: very high threat of brush fires, due to dry, windy conditions
* Saturday: nicer day of the weekend - cool, but dry with some intervals of sunshine
* Sunday: next storm surges north with rain, over 1" may fall (strong T-storms into southern MN?)
* So long 80s - weekend temperatures in the 40s/50s.
Paul's Forecast
Today: Partly sunny, breezy, turning cooler (showers and storms develop over far southern/eastern MN - the threat of severe weather across central Minnesota has diminished. Winds: N/NW 10-20. High: 67 (falling)
Tonight: Partial clearing, chilly again. Low: 41
Saturday: Nicer, drier day of the weekend - mix of clouds and some sun. High: 52
Sunday: Rain, possibly heavy (few T-storms possible). Cooler. High: near 50
Monday: Spotty lingering shower or two, cooler. High: 54
Tuesday: Lingering showers. High: 58
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