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Weather and Climate News

A break in the snow drought? First measurable snowfall in weeks coming

A break in the snow drought? First measurable snowfall in weeks coming

The nonexistent winter of 2023-24 rolls on but we could finally see the first measurable snowfall in weeks for the Twin Cities. Snowfall statewide is far behind normal values. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Continued mild Tuesday with snow on the way for Wednesday

Continued mild Tuesday with snow on the way for Wednesday

Tuesday will bring another mild day with a mix of clouds and sun. Snow showers will be possible north Tuesday night and nearly statewide late Wednesday into Thursday. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Mild Monday with midweek snow possible, then briefly colder

Mild Monday with midweek snow possible, then briefly colder

Temperatures will be well above normal for the early and middle part of the week. Snow showers are possible late Wednesday into early Thursday with colder air behind it, at least briefly. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Mild start to the week with midweek snow possible then colder

Mild start to the week with midweek snow possible then colder

Above-normal temperatures continue for the first half of the week. Snow showers develop Wednesday into Thursday followed by below normal temperatures for a change. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Above-normal temps through Wednesday; snow drought update

Above-normal temps through Wednesday; snow drought update

Our stretch of above-normal temps will continue for a few days. We take a look at the week ahead and we have an update on our snow deficit.
by Ron Trenda

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A nor'easter is coming for the Northeast, from Pennsylvania to Maine

A nor'easter is coming for the Northeast, from Pennsylvania to Maine

The storm is forecast to bring snow, rain and gusty winds across the northeast leading up to Valentine's Day. Up to a foot of snow is expected in some places.
by Juliana Kim

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A brighter Sunday; flake chances far northern Minnesota

A brighter Sunday; flake chances far northern Minnesota

Parts of Minnesota will have some sun today, and a few locations could see a few flakes. Temperatures will be well above normal.
by Ron Trenda

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