Hastings, MN Weather + On This Date: Friday, June 26th

Hastings, MN Weather + On This Date: Wednesday, July 1

Planning a Wednesday in Hastings, Minnesota? July 1 brings a warm summer forecast with likely showers and thunderstorms before 2 p.m., a high near 87°F, and a muggy, mostly cloudy feel — plus three fun “On This Date” moments featuring Fort Snelling’s first post office, the founding of Canada, and the launch of the Walkman. It’s a practical, local daily read for anyone heading downtown, to work, to Levee Park, or making evening plans around the weather.

Hastings, MN Weather + On This Date: Tuesday, June 30

Hot, humid summer weather arrives in Hastings for Tuesday, June 30th, with a high near 92°F, heat index values near 99°F, and a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms. This HastingsNow.com daily update also includes three fascinating “On This Date” stories featuring the first production Chevrolet Corvette, Lincoln’s Yosemite Valley Grant Act, and the Tunguska sky event.

Hastings, MN Weather + On This Date: Monday, June 29th

Monday in Hastings brings serious summer heat, breezy sunshine, and a storm chance Monday night. Today’s “On This Date” time capsule connects Hastings’ river-town spirit to the St. Lawrence Seaway, U.S. history, and a little old-Hollywood sparkle.

Hastings, MN Weather + On This Date: Sunday, June 28th

Get ready for a warm, breezy Sunday in Hastings, Minnesota, with a chance of morning showers and thunderstorms before the day settles in. In today’s HastingsNow.com weather + time capsule, we also look back at three memorable June 28 moments — including a St. Croix Valley history note, the beginning of the Stonewall Uprising, and a fun Minnesota-Hollywood connection.

Hastings, MN Weather + On This Date: Saturday, June 27th

Saturday brings Hastings a sunny, warm, very usable June day with a high near 82°F and a southeast breeze around 5 to 15 mph. Today’s “On This Date” time capsule connects Minnesota governor Rudy Perpich, the gift that helped create the Smithsonian Institution, and poet Paul Laurence Dunbar — all wrapped into one quick local read for Hastings, Minnesota.