Weather and Climate News

Chilly Monday with light snow for southern Minnesota
We’re in for a cold week with below-normal temperatures and subzero nights. We’ll see some light snow in southern Minnesota Monday and Wednesday. 
Super Bowl forecast calls for chilly temperatures and clear skies
No turnovers or interceptions in this forecast—just cold temperatures settling in for the workweek. Keep an eye on the red flag for our next arctic wave, which will move in Monday night.
Bright February sunshine with cooler temperatures this week
Sunday will bring plenty of February sunshine, with temperatures staying slightly below average. Southern Minnesota could see light snow Monday night. Cold arctic air will stick around next week, bringing back dangerously cold wind chills.
Cold temperatures ahead with clearing skies Saturday night
Our latest winter storm brought 3 to 8 inches of snow across the metro area. As high pressure moves in, it will clear the skies and cause overnight temperatures to plunge below zero.
What we know about Saturday snow: Expected totals and timing
Snow will begin developing Friday night into Saturday, followed by a surge of cold air Sunday into the start of the work week. Snowfall amounts will vary, with central Minnesota and western Wisconsin expected to see the highest totals.
Snow develops Friday night into Saturday
Friday will be quiet with light winds and increasing clouds. Snow develops Friday night into Saturday followed by cold air early next week.