A look at Saturday rain totals; cool Sunday temps
Mainly dry today
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The official Saturday rainfall total at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was just five-hundredths (.05) of an inch.
Many metro area rain totals were less than one-tenth of an inch. Here are 24-hour rainfall measurements taken by the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS):
There were rainfall reports of .15 of an inch in Bloomington and Mahtomedi and .13 of an inch in Apple Valley. To the north, Princeton tallied .23 of an inch and Cambridge had .22 of an inch.
A few spots to the northeast of Duluth had between one-third of an inch and one-half of an inch of rain Saturday into Saturday night:
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If you go to the linked CoCoRaHS site, you can zoom and pan the map, then click on any data point to get the rainfall total plus the exact location of the rain report.
Mainly dry today
There are some patchy areas of morning fog in parts of Minnesota, but that fog is expected to burn off.
Most of Minnesota will have a dry Sunday, but an isolated shower is possible in eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin Sunday afternoon.
You can hear updated weather information for Minnesota and western Wisconsin on the MPR News network. Also check out the MPR News display of National Weather Service radar.
Feels like autumn
Northern Minnesota and parts of central Minnesota had Sunday morning lows in the 40s to upper 30s.
Sunday highs will reach the lower 70s in many locations:
There will be some 60s in north-central and northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin.
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