Overnight storms pushed through Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Storms developed across the Dakotas Tuesday afternoon and pressed through much of western and southern Minnesota during the evening and overnight hours. Rumbles continued into Wednesday morning.
Wednesday will be another hot day, with widespread mid-90s for highs, but it'll feel like it's closer to 100 degrees. The day will started with some thunderstorms, but it'll turn sunny and humid for the afternoon.
The peak heat index will come Thursday afternoon, when it could feel like it's 104 degrees. Thursday's high is forecast to be about 98 degrees in the Twin Cities. There's potential for some stormy weather Thursday night.
Storms will drop us to the low 90s on Friday. Far more comfortable weather in the 80s is in the forecast for the weekend. Here's your seven-day forecast:
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