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Tuesday will be a day of assessing and cleaning up damage across south-central Minnesota, in the wake of storms that produced tornadoes Monday evening.
High pressure is building into Minnesota and bringing back sunshine. Lingering clouds south will decrease. Highs will be in the 70s. More showers are possible late Wednesday.
Rain chances will continue through the evening in Minnesota before high pressure builds in. Clearing skies and cooler temperatures are in the forecast for Tuesday before another system moves in by Wednesday.
A system is bringing showers and thunderstorms to much of Minnesota Monday. Some storms later in the day could be strong to severe in southeastern Minnesota. Sunny skies are back Tuesday.
A cooler airmass will entrench the Upper Midwest this week with 60s and 70s in the forecast. Prolonged rain showers on Monday, with a marginal risk for severe for southern Minnesota.
The storm is expected to reach hurricane-strength before it makes landfall in Florida on Monday. It could drop record-breaking rainfall amounts in parts of Georgia and South Carolina.
We will see seasonal temperatures across metro area today. Storms moved through central Minnesota last night producing some large hail, damaging winds and even a reported tornado. Temperatures still looking fall like for the work week with highs expected in the 60s and 70s.