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Weather and Climate News

Areas of fog overnight into Sun. AM; Cloud update for Sunday

Areas of fog overnight into Sun. AM; Cloud update for Sunday

Many areas will see some fog Saturday evening into Sunday. We have details on that and a look at who will see some sunshine on Sunday.
by Ron Trenda

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Warm weather melts some outdoor fun in Twin Cities

Warm weather melts some outdoor fun in Twin Cities

Minneapolis and St. Paul are closing non-refrigerated rinks to skaters. Meanwhile the organizers of the Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet encourage visitors, as they monitor conditions.
by MPR News Staff

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All the ways to measure Minnesota's warm winter

All the ways to measure Minnesota's warm winter

We had a 10-day cold snap but it’s back to our incredibly mild winter, which is on track to potentially be the warmest of 151 years. Our latest, prolonged warmup could set the stage for February. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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