A Sunny Father’s Day With Some Light Rain Spots

This weekend wraps up with Father’s Day, and the forecast looks mostly pleasant across Minnesota. A light breeze from the east and northeast will keep things comfortable while sunshine filters through for most of the southern half. If you’re in the southwest corner, don’t be surprised by a brief shower or two—but the rest of the state should stay dry and bright. Looking ahead to the workweek, Monday shines the brightest with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s, maybe even touching 80 degrees. Expect clear skies and gentle winds, making it a great day for outdoor plans. By Tuesday, a few storms could push through later in the day, though they won’t stick around long. Wednesday might leave a lingering drizzle, but the rest of the week turns drier as temperatures settle closer to normal.

Oddly enough, the weather isn’t making big swings this time. After some recent wild swings between hot and stormy, this stretch feels almost predictable. Northern areas might feel a bit cooler with the breeze, while southern spots soak up more warmth. It’s a reminder that summer in Minnesota doesn’t always have to be extreme. One thing worth noting: the rain chances this week are minor. They’re more like quick visits than long stretches, so they won’t disrupt plans much. Still, anyone planning outdoor activities should keep an eye on the sky, especially Tuesday.

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