Weather

Light icing and snow with a side of smog.

The twitterverse is on overload as weather history is in the making this week along the east coast.

It's the fourth time in 11 years that Earth broke annual marks for high temperature.

With temperatures around 5 degrees across Minnesota last night, conditions were ideal for stellar dendrites and hexagonal plates to crystallize out of thin air and drift gracefully earthward.

A 'textbook' major east coast winter storm looks increasingly likely.

A rare planetary alignment not seen in 10 years will produce a dazzling sky show in the pre-dawn sky through February 20th

Minnesotans may be coming down with a serious case of snow-envy this weekend.

The arctic chill will begin to move off to the east on Tuesday. Highs on Tuesday should range from around 5 to about 15 degrees.

Bitter cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills are keeping Minnesotans in the deep freeze for a third day.

The coldest air of this otherwise-mild winter settled in over the weekend. The Twin Cities bottomed out at minus 14 Sunday morning and was close to that again this morning. A passing blanket of low clouds prevented further cooling. Those temperatures are not especially frigid by historical standards. My first winter in Minnesota was the…