Hunter Donahoe

1 week ago | kimt.com | Hunter Donahoe

(KIMT) -- If you can dream up of a perfect week of weather, this week's weather will make your dream come true. With high pressure overhead of southeast Minnesota and North Iowa all week long, expect summer-like conditions to persist through Mother's Day Weekend. High temperatures will be slightly lower than Sunday's mid-70° readings, but still summer-like. Low to mid 70s will be the name of the game Monday due to easterly flow bringing in slightly cooler air off Lake Michigan.

1 week ago | kimt.com | Hunter Donahoe

(KIMT) -- Although Friday will not feature the amount of rain that Thursday had, it will still be rather chilly. In fact, due to breezy northerly winds and cloud cover, Friday will be the coolest day of the week. Those pesky clouds will hold tough for southeast Minnesotans with North Iowans seeing some sunshine Friday afternoon. Northerly winds will gust up to 25 MPH at times for all as a tight pressure gradient remains overhead behind a cold front that passed through Friday morning.

1 week ago | kimt.com | Hunter Donahoe

(KIMT) -- Thursday will be the wettest day of this week with off and on rain showers looking to persist through the entire day. Morning rainfall is on the lighter side with a few bursts of moderate rain here and there. Expect rain showers to continue into the afternoon and evening, becoming more scattered in nature as the first of two low pressure systems passes to our southeast.

2 weeks ago | kimt.com | Hunter Donahoe

(KIMT) -- Seasonable and sunny conditions will be the name of the game for Wednesday as high pressure centers itself over southeast Minnesota and North Iowa. Expect high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s this afternoon. A low pressure system is located to our south Wednesday morning and is tracking northward. Some high, thin cirrus clouds could stream in as early as late Wednesday morning, but the sun should shine through these clouds.

2 weeks ago | kimt.com | Hunter Donahoe

(KIMT) -- A line of severe storms rolled through southeast Minnesota and North Iowa Monday evening, bringing all severe weather hazards with them.