Temperatures will remain mild and the weather mostly dry for the next couple weeks. The basic pattern has not changed in a month. A split in the upper air flow over North America will keep storms away from north central and northeast Minnesota. There's a small chance one of the storms will move close enough to give us light rain about Wednesday, but for the most part, precipitation will be limited to those parts of the Upper Midwest that have the greatest risk of flooding-- the Red River Valley into southwestern and southern Minnesota.
Sometimes the best forecast is a hindcast.
-Bob
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