Weather and Climate News

Arctic sunshine with bitterly cold wind chills
Arctic air has moved in for the weekend, bringing frigid wind chills due to northwest winds. Temperatures are expected to dip to their lowest point on Saturday, with highs only reaching the mid-teens. However, a warmup is expected as we head into next week.
Frigid Friday night with bitterly cold wind chills
A dry, frigid Arctic airmass persists through the weekend and into early next week. A slight warm-up is expected by mid-week, with temperatures rising back into the 30s.
Cold, breezy, brighter Friday. Warmer next week.
Friday and Saturday will be our coldest days yet. Wind chills will be subzero both Friday and Saturday mornings for most of the state. 
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season was the deadliest in nearly two decades
The six-month season saw an above-average number of storms. Scientists say climate change is leading to more powerful and deadly hurricanes that can affect inland communities far from the coasts.
One of the coldest Thanksgivings of the past decade
It will be a cold and blustery Thanksgiving. Temps dip even more for Friday and Saturday. Wind chill values will be subzero statewide nearly early Friday and Saturday.
Cold Thanksgiving holiday weekend ahead
This may be the coldest Thanksgiving Day in 10 years for parts of Minnesota.
Light snow, flurries possible Wednesday ahead of colder Thanksgiving
Light snow showers and flurries will be possible Wednesday as a quick moving clipper swings through. It will bring even colder air and wind for Thanksgiving and into the weekend. 
Coldest Thanksgiving in 10 years for Minnesota?
December chill levels will persist through Thanksgiving weekend.