Temperature records show September is one of the fastest warming months in Minnesota in the past 55 years. That’s pushing Minnesota’s fall color change about two weeks later than in the 1960s.
Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest storm of the year, has hit parts of the Western Pacific and southern China. It left at least 27 dead in Taiwan and the Philippines.
It’s already been warm, but we’re turning it up closer to 80 degrees Thursday and Friday. The dry weather persists into the weekend and early next week.
After some morning fog, it will be a pleasant day with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 70s. Above-normal temperatures and dry weather will continue into the weekend.
The June storms that tore through Beltrami County impacted the area in ways that will be felt for generations. One of the positives was shining a light on housing, which is scarce throughout all of Minnesota. Now state and local leaders are renewing dialogues for solutions to the statewide problem.
Thick fog will blanket northeastern Minnesota again Tuesday morning. Afternoon sunshine and milder temperatures will make this one of the best weather weeks of the year for many.
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