Today’s Video:
Good Tuesday morning everyone!
Overall, a fairly quiet morning across the area, but we do have dense fog advisories in effect for portions of SW Minnesota and the Eastern Dakotas. The fog will start to burn off as temperatures rise into mid-day:
The big story will be developing thunderstorms along a warm front that will lift into the area tonight, though a 40% coverage of thunderstorms are possible in Western North Dakota this afternoon. Storms will develop with the front especially in South Dakota into Minnesota this evening and overnight:
Here’s a look at total precipitation from the HRW ensemble through tomorrow morning:
Storms will bubble back up as very warm temperatures and moisture develop. Here’s a look at the simulated radar from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning: 
A front will push through late Thursday into Friday and decrease precipitation risks for the Western Dakotas, but thunderstorms likely develop especially for Minnesota and SE South Dakota Thursday night into Friday.
Even after the front passes, temperatures will remain very warm. Here’s a look at high and low temperatures over the next 4 days:
Here’s a look at wind speeds/direction over the next 4 days:
Here’s a look at dew points over the next 4 days:
Here’s a look at precipitation totals over the next 7 days from the European model. Overall, no widespread heavy rainfall likely, but a very summer-like pattern with clusters of storms and localized higher totals.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out and have a great day!