When does the heat start?

The high temperatures begin on Saturday.

What is a 'heat index'?

It is how hot it feels, taking wind and humidity into account.

Where will this heat be felt?

The heat will affect northern and southern Minnesota.

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Sunday forecast: A heat index over 100 degrees is likely to linger this week

First publishedJul 11, 18:57 UTC

Last updatedJul 12, 18:02 UTC · 16m ago

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Answer

A heat index above 100 degrees Fahrenheit is expected to last through the week in Minnesota. This hot weather starts on Saturday and will bring daily temperatures into the 90s.

Minnesota will have very hot weather this week. A 'heat dome' is moving over the state. The heat index, which feels hotter than the actual temperature, will be over 100 degrees. Temperatures in the Twin Cities area will stay in the 90s every day.

Why it matters

You should prepare for very hot days. This means you might feel much hotter than the thermometer shows!

In brief

When does the heat start?: The high temperatures begin on Saturday.
What is a 'heat index'?: It is how hot it feels, taking wind and humidity into account.
Where will this heat be felt?: The heat will affect northern and southern Minnesota.

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Both outlets focus on the high temperatures, but one emphasizes the 'heat dome' cause while the other highlights the uncertainty of rainfall.

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The weather is unpredictable regarding rain.
Star TribuneJul 12, 14:55It will be an 'all-or-nothing' summer for rain.
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The heat is caused by a specific weather pattern.
Star TribuneJul 12, 14:55A 'heat dome' is settling over the state.

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