From gale-force winds in Duluth to nearly a foot of snow in parts of northwestern Minnesota, this week has been a wild ride, weather-wise. MPR News host Cathy Wurzer ran down the latest with Mark Seeley.
Earlier this week, temperatures plunged from balmy to brisk around the state. University of Minnesota professor emeritus Mark Seeley joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the week in weather.
Freezing temperatures are likely across much of the state this weekend. With that, parts of northern Minnesota could see snow flurries -- yes, snow -- mixed with rain.
Heavy rain and high winds swept across the state yesterday, punctuating an already wet week with toppled trees, flooded roads, and even school closures.
The State Fair began nice and dry with warm temperatures but took a soggy turn on day two. Rainfall has been near normal over the past couple months, but that varies widely across the state.
Farmers and gardeners may be hoping for some rain. They likely won't get much soon, but that means there will be good weather for the Minnesota State Fair.
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