Look for a good amount of sunshine across the Arrowhead on Saturday morning ahead of a cold front that will be swinging through from the west. That cold front will bring a round of showers and some thundershowers to the area late in the afternoon into the evening. Some stronger storms may be possible off to the west and southwest, but here along the North Shore, any thundershowers should largely behave. Highs largely top out in the upper half of the 60s.

Showers continue into Saturday night, with cool and breezy conditions then into Sunday as winds turn west to northwest. Some periods of on-and-off showers continue through the day and night Sunday as well, though it does not look like a continuous rain by any means.

Into Monday — you guessed it — a few more lingering showers here and there are possible as well. Highs in the 60s continue Sunday and Monday.

Finally, by Tuesday, we dry out and warm up back into the 70s and 80s for the middle of the week.

Growing up in southern Wisconsin, my love of all things weather started at the age of 5, fascinated by storms rolling in during summer and blizzards blowing through in winter. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in May 2023, having worked with the university's unique Innovative Weather operational forecasting program as well from 2021 through 2024. I moved to Fargo to start here at WDAY in May 2024.