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Today’s weather in Bloomington: High of 81 degrees, low of 59 degrees. Well, it looks like we’re in for a bit of a mixed bag today, folks! 😊 This morning, as I sip my coffee and glance out the window, we’re seeing a partly sunny start with temperatures climbing up to around 81. Perfect for a stroll down Kirkwood Avenue or maybe popping into Goods for Cooks to browse their latest kitchen gadgets—never know when you might need a new spatula or a quirky cookie cutter! 🍪 But don’t let that sunshine fool you. As we roll into the afternoon, those clouds are planning a little reunion, and by the time the clock hits 5ish, they might decide to bring along some rain and even a few rumbles of thunder. So if you’re planning to enjoy some pasta at Osteria Rago, maybe sit indoors where it’s cozy and dry. 🍝 The wind’s blowing from the west at a gentle 9 mph, just enough to rustle the leaves but not mess up your hair too much. As the evening settles in, temperatures will dip down to a crisp 59, perfect for porch sitting with a light sweater, watching the world go by. 🌦️ Tomorrow looks like it might start with a few more clouds, hanging around like those friends who just don’t want to leave the party. There’s a 30% chance of showers again after 5 PM, so keep an umbrella handy if you’re heading to the WonderLab Science Museum or planning a late afternoon picnic at Bryan Park. Remember, the rain’s a bit like a cat—sometimes it shows up, sometimes it doesn’t. But either way, we’ll keep rolling with it, just like any good Midwesterner would. 😊

High: 81°F | Low: 59°F

Well, it looks like we're in for a bit of a mixed bag today, folks! 😊 This morning, as I sip my coffee and glance out the window, we’re seeing a partly sunny start with temperatures climbing up to around 81. Perfect for a stroll down Kirkwood Avenue or maybe popping into Goods for Cooks to browse their latest kitchen gadgets—never know when you might need a new spatula or a quirky cookie cutter! 🍪

But don’t let that sunshine fool you. As we roll into the afternoon, those clouds are planning a little reunion, and by the time the clock hits 5ish, they might decide to bring along some rain and even a few rumbles of thunder. So if you're planning to enjoy some pasta at Osteria Rago, maybe sit indoors where it’s cozy and dry. 🍝

The wind’s blowing from the west at a gentle 9 mph, just enough to rustle the leaves but not mess up your hair too much. As the evening settles in, temperatures will dip down to a crisp 59, perfect for porch sitting with a light sweater, watching the world go by. 🌦️

Tomorrow looks like it might start with a few more clouds, hanging around like those friends who just don’t want to leave the party. There’s a 30% chance of showers again after 5 PM, so keep an umbrella handy if you’re heading to the WonderLab Science Museum or planning a late afternoon picnic at Bryan Park.

Remember, the rain’s a bit like a cat—sometimes it shows up, sometimes it doesn’t. But either way, we’ll keep rolling with it, just like any good Midwesterner would. 😊

Last updated: June 20, 2026 4:30 pm

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