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KEY MESSAGES
- Scattered very light rain showers this evening, then mainly dry until later in the week.
..Light precipitation chances this evening
Light rain showers near the frontal boundary coming down have dissipated, but many of the CAMs, including the HRRR and RAP, have redevelopment between 00Z and 03Z a bit further south. Amounts and impacts will be minimal, a few hundredths at most, but can't rule out a few sprinkles before midnight. The main upper low still out over the Rockies starts to come east into the Plains, but ensemble members are in good agreement on impacts remaining to the south of our area. Only locations right near the SD border have any probability of 0.01 of rain, and less than 20 percent at that. Sunday and the first part of the work week look to remain dry, but a shortwave coming out late Wednesday into Thursday could bring some light precipitation. Decent probabilities of around 60 percent for at least 0.01 of rain, but very low chances for anything more than half an inch.
AVIATION /00Z TAFS THROUGH 00Z MONDAY/
Issued at 641 PM CDT Sat Sep 19 2026
IFR ceilings are slowly waning across the region this evening. Overnight, periods of MVFR are may redevelop at KBJI, otherwise terminals should remain VFR. Winds will remain out of the north throughout the TAF period, shifting a bit more to the northeast for Sunday, but will remain at 12 knots or less.
FGF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
ND...None. MN...None.
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