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Weather and Climate News

Portions of Minnesota now in extreme drought; hot, dry weather next week

Portions of Minnesota now in extreme drought; hot, dry weather next week

Areas of drought continue to grow in Minnesota. Portions of the state are now in extreme drought. We’ll be temporarily cooler Thursday but hot, dry weather builds for next week.
by Sven Sundgaard

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Thousands remain without power after storms bring large hail, damaging wind to Minnesota

Thousands remain without power after storms bring large hail, damaging wind to Minnesota

Xcel Energy and other utilities reported more than 3,000 customers remained without power Thursday afternoon across Minnesota and western Wisconsin, after thunderstorms brought large hail and damaging winds to the region Wednesday night.
by Andrew Krueger

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Your air conditioner isn't built for this heat. 5 tips can boost performance

Your air conditioner isn't built for this heat. 5 tips can boost performance

Extreme temperatures present a significant challenge to AC systems, which engineers and installers say are really only designed to keep indoor temperatures about 20 degrees cooler than outside.
by Scott Neuman

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