Weather and Climate News

Cooler but still mild Thursday into the weekend
Thursday will be cooler but still nearly 10 degrees above normal. Sunshine returns. The overall mild weather continues into the weekend.
Severe storms possible Wednesday evening followed by cooler temperatures
The broad Twin Cities metropolitan region, including all of the suburbs and exurbs, is in the bullseye for potential severe weather Wednesday. That’s the weather highlight all across the U.S.
Warm and potentially stormy Wednesday
Wednesday will be warmer and even a bit muggy with late-day storms ahead of a cool front. It’ll be cooler Thursday behind the front but still mild and above normal through the weekend.
Thunder and warmth, then a mild trick-or-treat
Parts of north-central Minnesota received their season’s first wave of snow overnight. Soon, we’ll put our foot on the temperature gas and head to near 70 degrees.
Lingering showers depart Tuesday, mild weather returns
Lingering shower activity will diminish Tuesday morning with temperatures already warming back up into the 60s south. October’s final days will be mild with additional rain chances.
Twin Cities still waiting for its first freeze as October winds down
The Twin Cities has passed its average first-freeze date, but temperatures at Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport have yet to dip to 32 degrees or colder this fall.
Cool, showery start to the week before milder air returns
It’ll be chilly with scattered rain showers Monday into Monday night. Warmer air moves in for mid to late week already. We’ll also have some additional rain chances later in the week.
70s to showers: A cooler, wetter week ahead
A cooler, cloudier and wetter stretch of weather has arrived, with multiple chances for rain through early next week. However, the cooldown won’t last long, as temperatures are expected to trend warmer again toward the end of the week.
Dramatic drop in temperatures following cold front
A quick transition from summerlike morning lows and afternoon temperatures in the 70s to much cooler conditions behind Saturday’s cold front. Expect more seasonable temperatures into early next week, along with several chances for rain, especially a potentially soaking round across western Minnesota Monday and Monday night.
Morning warmth gives way to cool, rainy weather
Very warm morning temperatures will give way to cooler, more seasonal weather as a cold front moves across Minnesota, bringing breezy conditions and several rounds of rain, heaviest in western Minnesota.