Weather and Climate News

Rain expected to mostly miss Twin Cities, concentrated in far southern Minnesota
Did you get your tan on Tuesday? It was the last day of sun this week before we were supposed to get some much needed rain. But by Wednesday, it looks like that may not happen.
Super warm start to March; cooler weather pattern ahead
A pattern change brings much colder weather. We’re still searching for rain and or snow. The low-pressure system tracking through Iowa Thursday is taking a more southerly route, meaning less rainfall for southeastern Minnesota.
Mild with increasing clouds Wednesday. Rain south on Thursday
Wednesday will still be well above normal with highs in the 40s, 50s and 60s. Clouds will be on the increase ahead of a system that could bring significant rain to parts of southern Minnesota. 
Soaking rain Thursday favors drought areas in SE Minnesota
An inbound low-pressure system is likely to drop meaningful rainfall Thursday south of the Twin Cities.
Still mild Tuesday but slightly cooler; potential precipitation Thursday
Cooler air is flowing across Minnesota Tuesday but we’ll still be about 15 to 25 degrees above normal. Hopeful moisture could be moving into southern Minnesota for Thursday. 
Unseasonably mild air mass through Wednesday
The warm air mass will remain in place into Wednesday. Highs Tuesday will reach the 60s once again in southern Minnesota with 50s north. Highs Thursday show colder air filtering in.