National Weather Service

A chilly night is on tap Tuesday night, with frosty conditions expected. A Frost Advisory has been issued for much of the Northland.

A line of showers and thunderstorms moving across the area will bring much-needed rainfall, with most areas seeing around an inch.

As a cold front approaches from the west Thursday afternoon, showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop along and ahead of the front in western Minnesota then gradually push east through the afternoon and evening.

We had well over an inch of rain in St. Cloud Monday night.

Here's an interesting tidbit for your Thursday morning, The National Weather Service has issued the fewest number of Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Warnings in 21 years, so far this year (since 2000).

Wet weather moves through Thursday and Friday, but looks to clear out in time to leave behind beautiful weather for Labor Day weekend.

Storms are expected to move across Minnesota and Wisconsin Saturday afternoon into the evening.

Multiple rounds of thunderstorms and widespread heavy rainfall will likely bring several inches to parts of the region Thursday afternoon into Friday.

A long line of strong storms moved through central Minnesota early Tuesday morning.

With the rainfall we had over the weekend, we've now had just over a half-inch of rain in St. Cloud so far this month. We're still 2.27 inches below normal for the month. This is our third driest August on record so far with just .42 inches in 1933, and .46 inches in 1950. Our fourth dr…