Northern Minnesota Keeps Air Quality Alerts as Twin Cities Heat Holds at 85-90
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Updated · FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul · Jul 18
Northern Minnesota Keeps Air Quality Alerts as Twin Cities Heat Holds at 85-90
3 articles · Updated · FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul · Jul 18
Summary
Air quality alerts remained in effect across much of northern Minnesota, including the Arrowhead, Iron Range and northern Wisconsin, as wildfire smoke kept conditions unhealthy.
Twin Cities temperatures started in the 70s and were forecast to reach 85 to 90 Saturday, with hazy skies lingering even as cooler air pushed south.
Sunday night brings rising chances for scattered thunderstorms, but the forecast calls for no significant soaking rain or widespread heavy storms.
By midweek, that cooler pattern is expected to pull Twin Cities highs back into the lower 80s.