Mostly Clear
Highest listed rain chance in the game window is 8%.
Prioritize sunscreen, water, and breathable team gear.
Tickets, team gear, and weather gear should support the forecast, not distract from it.
Target Field hosts the Minnesota Twins and Milwaukee Brewers tonight at 6:10 PM CDT under a full May sun — but this game starts as a scorcher and finishes as a cool spring night. The National Weather Service shows a near-88°F first pitch and a low around 57°F by game’s end. Plan your outfit in two halves.
Game Weather Bottom Line
Sunny skies and near 88°F greet you at the gates. As the game progresses and the sun dips, temperatures will fall sharply — expect the mid-60s by the seventh inning stretch and near 57°F at the final out. That’s nearly a 30-degree swing from first pitch to last, so what feels like a summer evening at 6:10 PM will feel like a crisp spring night by the ninth.
Rain is not a concern. Precipitation probability sits at just 2% this afternoon and 8% overnight. This game plays to completion.
Rain Delay And Wind Risk
No rain delay risk tonight — the forecast is as clean as it gets for a May game in Minneapolis.
Wind is the one factor worth tracking. A southwest breeze of 5 to 15 mph is blowing in during the early innings, settling to a lighter west wind of 5 to 10 mph as the evening cools. That’s enough to nudge a deep fly ball or carry a pop-up sideways, but nothing that disrupts play. Pitchers working the outer half may notice it; everyone else will just feel a pleasant breeze in the early going.
What To Wear And Bring
Dress in layers — this is a genuine two-outfit game.
Early innings (6–8 PM): The upper 80s heat means shorts and a Minnesota Twins t-shirt are the right call at first pitch. It’s warm enough that you’ll be glad you went light.
Late innings (8–10 PM): Once the sun is down, temperatures drop fast. A Minnesota Twins jersey over a base layer, or a light zip-up, keeps you comfortable through the final outs. If you’re in the upper deck or an exposed section, bring a stadium blanket — near 57°F with a west breeze will feel cold by the ninth.
Sun protection: First pitch is in full late-day sun. A sunscreen stick SPF 50 is worth tossing in your bag — the lower bowl at Target Field catches direct light well into the evening hours. A Minnesota Twins fitted cap handles both sun and the late-game breeze.
Bonus: If you’re sitting in the bleachers, a baseball glove is never a bad idea.
Tailgating And Arrival Window
The afternoon leading up to this game is prime tailgate weather — sunny, near 88°F, with a light southwest breeze keeping it from feeling oppressive. This is a full summer-feel pregame session.
Bring a rolling cooler with wheels or a soft cooler 24 can for easy lot-to-gate transport. If your crew is going big, a Yeti tundra cooler keeps drinks cold through a long afternoon in the heat. Fire up a portable propane grill for burgers and brats before the Twins take the field.
Aim to arrive by 5:00–5:30 PM. Summer-like Friday nights in Minneapolis fill the lots fast, and you’ll want time to settle in before the temperature starts its evening slide.
Tickets, Team Gear, And Useful Links
Still need seats? Get tickets on SeatGeek or Find tickets on StubHub for tonight’s game.
The Brewers come in at 24-17 on the road — they’ve been one of the better traveling teams this season. The Twins are 20-24 at home but snapped their skid with a win in their last outing. It’s a regular season matchup, but Milwaukee’s road form gives this one some genuine edge — the Twins need to protect Target Field.
Head out in a Minnesota Twins jersey or Minnesota Twins t-shirt, and don’t forget the Minnesota Twins fitted cap for sun protection at first pitch. The gear does double duty: rep the home team and dress for the weather in one move.