Update: 10:47 am. St. Cloud is on the northern fringe of a broad area of showers and T-storms rumbling across the southern third of Minnesota. A shower is possible closer to Monticello and Albertville (if you're heading toward the Twin Cities take along an umbrella) but it looks like the brunt of the rain will pass off south of town over the next few hours. With the clouds and more of a west/northwest breeze temperatures today should be considerably cooler than yesterday, when we "enjoyed" 91 degrees. Readings may hold in the 70s today, and in spite of a threatening sky your late afternoon/evening activities are not in grave danger - dry weather should prevail most of the day.
Latest visible satellite image showing a thick shield of clouds (anvil tops of T-storms passing south of the Twin Cities). But the northwestern half of Minnesota is bathed in sunshine, and most of the day should be dry north of a line from Willmar to Albertville and Taylor's Falls.
Update: 10:47 am. St. Cloud is on the northern fringe of a broad area of showers and T-storms rumbling across the southern third of Minnesota. A shower is possible closer to Monticello and Albertville (if you're heading toward the Twin Cities take along an umbrella) but it looks like the brunt of the rain will pass off south of town over the next few hours. With the clouds and more of a west/northwest breeze temperatures today should be considerably cooler than yesterday, when we "enjoyed" 91 degrees. Readings may hold in the 70s today, and in spite of a threatening sky your late afternoon/evening activities are not in grave danger - dry weather should prevail most of the day.
Latest visible satellite image showing a thick shield of clouds (anvil tops of T-storms passing south of the Twin Cities). But the northwestern half of Minnesota is bathed in sunshine, and most of the day should be dry north of a line from Willmar to Albertville and Taylor's Falls.
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