Is any relief from wildfires, extreme heat on the horizon for Minnesota?
Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard is in with a look at Northern Minnesota wildfire smoke causing hazardous levels of air quality in parts of the state, and how that smoke may reach the Twin Cities early Thursday. Plus, when and where much needed rain could possibly fall across Minnesota. Sven also has the latest outlook on when the extreme heat will break. For the latest news stories from Minnesota click here: https://bringmethenews.com/ Follow us on Facebook: / bringmethenews Follow us on Instagram: / bringmn Follow us on Twitter: / bringmethenews Follow us on TikTok: / bringmn #Minnesota #MinnesotaNews #News #TwinCities #StPaul #Minneapolis #BringMeTheNews #forecast #minnesotaweather #WeatherForecast #MinnesotaWeatherForecast #MinnesotaForecast #MNForecast #MNWeather #WX #MNWX
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