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Updraft® - Minnesota Weather News
Paul Huttner

Record highs in the 80s likely Sunday

We’re not done with 80 degrees just yet this year in Minnesota.

Twin Cities area forecast at a glance
Twin Cities area forecast at a glance.
Twin Cities National Weather Service

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Here we go again.

Another late summery weekend is here for most of Minnesota. The northwest part of Minnesota feels like proper fall with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. But most of Minnesota will feel like summer on Sunday.

Some lucky spots will pick up scattered showers Friday night into early Saturday. A weak frontal system is the focus. NOAA’s FV3 model shows the narrow shower bands between midnight and noon Saturday.

NOAA FV3 model
NOAA FV3 model between midnight and noon Saturday.
NOAA via tropical tidbits

Rainfall will be very spotty, but some spots could pick up .25” to .50” locally.

Highs on Saturday will run in the 70s once again in the south with cooler temperatures north.

Forecast high temperatures Saturday
Forecast high temperatures Saturday.
NOAA

Record warmth possible Sunday

The record high for the Twin Cities Sunday is 83 degrees set in 1953. We have a decent shot at tying or breaking that record.

Another wave of unseasonably warm summerlike air will blow over Minnesota Sunday afternoon. Highs will reach the 80s with 70s further north.

Forecast high temperatures Sunday
Forecast high temperatures Sunday.
NOAA

Keep in mind our normal high and low for the Twin Cities on Sunday are 56 and 39 degrees! So temperatures Sunday will be nearly 30 degrees warmer than normal in southern Minnesota.