While partly cloudy skies are expected in the area tonight, you may want to get out early tomorrow morning and look up to see The Parade of the Planets before the overcast skies approach before the possibility of thunderstorms. weekend.
Today we are contemplating a sunny day, as temperatures return to 90 degrees this afternoon. Despite the low 90s in the area, the heat index should remain minimal, as we are not observing much humidity in the area. This means that the heat index should not reach these three digits as they did earlier this week.
Tonight you will want to set the alarm to go off early tomorrow morning. Despite the partly cloudy skies, you should still be able to see the Planetary Parade tomorrow in the early hours of the morning. Just before sunrise tomorrow, 5 planets along with the moon will be visible to the naked eye. The planets will be in order looking from east to south starting with Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, along with our moon. This is the first time this has happened in 100 years. Once the sun begins to rise, the brightness of the planets will begin to diminish or continue to set below the horizon.
Tomorrow will start with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies in the area and comfortable temperatures around 70 degrees. In the afternoon, we will continue to oscillate between mostly sunny and partly cloudy, as some active weather moves through parts of central and northern Minnesota. This active weather should move away from our area, but may lead to additional cloud cover with temperatures rising to 80 degrees above noon.
The sky will continue to be cloudy until late at night and during the night, as showers and thunderstorms are likely to return to the area overnight and temperatures will drop to around 70 degrees on Saturday. morning. Saturday will be mostly cloudy for most of the day, with scattered showers and thunderstorms continuing with highs rising to 80 lows by Saturday afternoon. During the evening and evening hours, the sky will gradually begin to clear as temperatures drop to 50 degrees above Sunday morning.
On Sunday we will see the sun return in full swing, but cooler temperatures, as they are likely to remain between the mid and upper 70s in the afternoon. The clear sky will remain around Sunday night, as temperatures drop to mid to high 50 degrees on Monday morning.
Next week we will see mostly sunny skies during the first half of the week with comfortable temperatures in the mid 80’s. Conditions will gradually change in the middle and end of next week as the cloudy sky settles with a chance of showers and storms on Thursday.
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