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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KMSP
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    Minneapolis Minnesota

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  1. High of 81 yesterday, the first prolonged heatwave of the summer begins today for the Twin Cities. We look to have a week+ stretch of 85-90 degree weather and ~70 dews. July is running -1.6 below average so far. That deficient will be eaten away these last several days of the month.
  2. High of 75 today. Another top shelf day. Dog days of summer are lurking though.
  3. Storms fired along the cold front and deposited a quick 0.54” here.
  4. Slow moving storms dumping about an inch of rain imby this morning. The airport picked up 0.74”
  5. Garden variety storms popping up over the metro this morning. Some locally heavy rainfall but that’s about it.
  6. Low 80s and daily storm chances. Pretty darn good. High altitude smoke is a bummer but it’s an inevitable part of the modern summer.
  7. Upper atmospheric smoke has entered central and southern Minnesota. AQ is still fine but the milky skies are back. Hope it stays elevated.
  8. Top shelf weather this week. Feels like a mid September day this morning. High of 74 today, dew point sitting pretty at 52.
  9. Preliminary data looks like we achieved 90 today in Minneapolis.
  10. Short but sweet, was worth staying up late on a Saturday night to watch multiple 60mph gusts move through the neighborhood.
  11. Forecast high was 91 today. Actual high 81 with 0.34” of rain. Next up is an overnight MCS
  12. Another cloudburst just put the airport on a brief ground stop. Quarter mile visibility and frequent CtG lightning. The razor thin line of showers/storms along I-94 backs up west of St. Cloud. 74 at 2pm. Going to be tough to break 90 today. @Chicago Stormgotta hand it to you for sensing temps would likely underperform today. You should do some consulting work for our WFO.
  13. Morning convection passed through here, storms really started firing to my east over St. Paul, now just some scattered rain showers overhead. We’ll see how much recovery the atmosphere undergoes this afternoon. Dews are approaching the oppressive category.
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