August 15, 2025: 4 PM Minnesota Weather Forecast From NEXT Weather

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August 15, 2025: 4 PM Minnesota Weather Forecast – Heatwave Continues, Stay Safe!

Is it another scorcher in Minnesota? Yes, unfortunately, the heatwave gripping Minnesota shows no signs of letting up, according to the latest 4 PM weather forecast from NEXT Weather for August 15th, 2025. Temperatures are expected to remain dangerously high across the state, prompting renewed warnings from state officials about heatstroke and dehydration.

This article provides a detailed breakdown of the current conditions and what Minnesotans can expect in the coming hours and days. Stay informed and stay safe!

<h3>Current Conditions (4 PM, August 15th, 2025):</h3>

• High Temperatures: Most of Minnesota is experiencing temperatures in the high 90s (°F) and low 100s (°F), with heat index values pushing well over 105°F in many areas. The Twin Cities metro area is currently reporting a temperature of 98°F with a heat index of 108°F.
• Humidity: High humidity is exacerbating the heat, making it feel even hotter than the actual air temperature. This high humidity is contributing to the dangerous heat index values.
• Sunshine: Mostly sunny skies are prevalent across the state, providing little relief from the intense heat.
• Wind: Light winds are offering minimal cooling effect.

<h3>Tonight's Forecast:</h3>

While temperatures will drop slightly overnight, they will remain well above average. Expect lows in the mid-70s (°F) across much of the state. The continued high humidity will prevent significant cooling.

<h3>Tomorrow's Forecast (August 16th, 2025):</h3>

Unfortunately, the heatwave shows no signs of abating. Another day of scorching temperatures is expected, with highs again reaching the high 90s (°F) and low 100s (°F) across much of Minnesota. Heat advisories and warnings are likely to remain in effect.

<h3>Staying Safe During Extreme Heat:</h3>

The extreme heat poses significant health risks. Follow these guidelines to protect yourself and your loved ones:

• Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout the day, even before you feel thirsty. Avoid sugary drinks and excessive alcohol.
• Limit Outdoor Activity: If possible, avoid strenuous outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day (typically between 11 AM and 4 PM).
• Seek Shade: When outdoors, find shade whenever possible.
• Wear Light-Colored Clothing: Light-colored, loose-fitting clothing reflects sunlight and helps keep you cooler.
• Check on Vulnerable Individuals: Check on elderly relatives, neighbors, and those with health conditions who may be more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.
• Recognize the Signs of Heatstroke: Learn the symptoms of heatstroke (high body temperature, rapid pulse, confusion, dizziness) and seek immediate medical attention if you suspect someone is suffering from it.

<h3>Resources:</h3>

• National Weather Service (NWS): For up-to-the-minute weather information, check the official NWS website: [link to NWS website]
• Minnesota Department of Health (MDH): The MDH provides valuable resources on heat safety and heat-related illnesses: [link to MDH website]

Stay tuned to NEXT Weather for the latest updates and forecasts. Your safety is our priority. Share this important information with your friends and family to help keep everyone safe during this dangerous heatwave.