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Weather chats with Mark Seeley

Warmth dominated the globe in the past year

Warmth dominated the globe in the past year

Climatologist Mark Seeley talks about a record warm year worldwide in 2015.
by MPR News Staff

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Big shift in temperatures about to hit Minnesota

Big shift in temperatures about to hit Minnesota

Climatologist Mark Seeley says cold temperatures coming to Minnesota are a major departure from a winter that's been warmer than average.

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Minnesota headed to warmest December in recorded history

Minnesota headed to warmest December in recorded history

Climatologist Mark Seeley says Minnesota is on track for the warmest December ever recorded.

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Warm temperatures bring new records to Minnesota

Warm temperatures bring new records to Minnesota

Mark Seeley, U of M climatologist, says the state has been on a warm streak since Sept. 1.

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Warm and dry in the forecast for Minnesota

Warm and dry in the forecast for Minnesota

Last month was the fourth warmest November in state history and the ninth wettest.

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Big temperature swings hit Minnesota

Big temperature swings hit Minnesota

He also answers the question of how often the Twin Cities goes through the month of November without any measurable snowfall.

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Minnesota on pace for warmest November on record

Minnesota on pace for warmest November on record

MPR's Phil Picardi spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about a very warm November so far, which comes just a couple of months after a record warm September.

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November warmer than normal so far

November warmer than normal so far

MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about higher-than-normal temperatures across the state this week, a trend that he says is expected to continue through the end of November.

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Snow arrives, then leaves for Halloween

Snow arrives, then leaves for Halloween

University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley has a Halloween forecast that should allow most kids to skip the coat and show off their costumes while trick or treating.

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