Twin Cities brace for record-breaking heat this week

The Twin Cities, located in Minnesota, have experienced a period of unseasonably warm weather with temperatures exceeding average levels for this time of year. Beginning with a chilly morning, the region is enjoying highs approaching 80 degrees, contributing to the designation of a '#Top10WxDay' for Sunday. As the week progresses, temperatures are projected to consistently reach the 80s, significantly above the normal average high of around 64 degrees for late September. Monday is expected to reach around 84 degrees statewide, with plenty of sunshine and a light breeze. Additionally, it is anticipated that southern Minnesota may even see highs in the low-90s. As the week unfolds, Tuesday might introduce a slight chance of scattered storms in central Minnesota, but residents can anticipate dry conditions overall. Furthermore, humidity levels are expected to remain low throughout the week, contributing to a comfortable atmosphere despite the rising temperatures. Very warm temperatures will characterize Wednesday as well, prior to an outlook that hints at record-breaking heat potentially arriving by Friday. Despite the warmth, conditions will largely be sunny, with only a few clouds making their appearance Tuesday and Wednesday. As the week concludes, forecasters are monitoring the possibility of rain coinciding with the Twin Cities Marathon events, demonstrating how local weather can influence public events and community activities. The current trends in temperature highlight a significant departure from the seasonal averages, indicating a potentially historic week for the Twin Cities in terms of weather patterns.