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High pressure for today will give way to an approaching cold front from the Dakotas. Scattered showers with a few thunderstorms during the day Friday will become more numerous Friday night ahead of the cold front.

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A couple rain events are expected from today through the weekend.

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We're expecting to break a record today (Monday). The National Weather Service says the coldest high temperature recorded in St. Cloud on this date was 68 degrees in 2011.

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The National Weather Service says there is a slight risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, generally along and south of the Interstate 94 corridor, from Alexandria to the Twin Cities.

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A mild day is in store for the area today, with highs in the 70s and mostly sunny skies. Increasing temperatures and humidity values will be accompanied by chances for showers and thunderstorms late Friday night and Saturday, although many areas will likely remain dry through much of the holiday weekend.

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The threat for showers and thunderstorms will slowly increase across the region Thursday and Friday with showers and thunderstorms likely from time to time this weekend.

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More thunderstorms will develop later today, with heavy rainfall likely. The rainfall will linger into Monday morning in the east, with dry conditions from Monday afternoon, through Tuesday morning.

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When severe weather strikes Minnesota, the National Weather Service is in charge of issuing watches and warnings across the state.

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The National Weather Service says we officially had .38" inches of rain yesterday (Saturday) at the St. Cloud Regional Airport. We've had 1.13" of rain so far in the month of June, which is about a quarter of an inch above normal.

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One last dry and warm day, then active weather unfolds for the weekend with several rounds of showers and thunderstorms into early next week.

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