 For NPR News in the Twin Cities, I'm Emily Reese. After being stuck in a wetter and cooler than normal pattern in recent weeks, Minnesota is set to see a changeover to more typical hot, dry summer weather over the coming days. NPR News meteorologist Sven Sundgaard says there may be a few pop-up showers and storms today and tomorrow before temperatures increase and rain chances decrease late in the week. We have not hit 90 in the Twin Cities yet. This is going to be the latest 90 in 31 years, so this is unusually late.