We’ll have lingering showers and thunderstorms Tuesday morning. Wednesday will be dry before more showers develop Thursday with another cool front. The weekend looks beautiful.
Minnesota cities are making plans to prepare for the impact of climate change. State grants help cities develop plans for updating infrastructure to manage more frequent extreme rain events but finding the money to make those plans a reality is a big challenge.
Sweltering conditions intensified across southern and central Minnesota on Monday, with the combination of heat and humidity making it feel like more than 100 degrees.
A landslide cut a path down a steep, thickly forested hillside and crashed into several homes in Ketchikan, Alaska, killing one person and injuring three in the latest such disaster to strike the mountainous region.
Dangerous heat and potentially severe storms are in the forecast for Minnesota on Monday. Officials at the Minnesota State Fair have plans in place for both, to keep fairgoers safe.
An excessive heat warning continues through 8 p.m. for southern Minnesota Monday. Severe storms are possible late Monday. Temperatures will cool throughout the week.
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