 For NPR News in the Twin Cities, I'm Emily Reese. It's going to start feeling more like summer across Minnesota by this weekend. NPR meteorologist Sven Sundgaard says the region will see a change in the pattern that's been dominating the weather in recent weeks. We've been in this more of fall or spring-like pattern where we get these cut-off upper-level lows. It's unusual for mid-summer. That's been giving us all the rain in June. I don't see that anymore. In fact, temperatures are going to average 2 to 5 degrees above average here as we head into the rest of the week in the weekend.