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Weather and Climate News

The snow isn't over: Storm totals, weather advisories and warnings

The snow isn't over: Storm totals, weather advisories and warnings

We have an update on snow totals and additional snow that’s expected Sunday afternoon and evening. Some spots will see snow linger into Monday. We also have an update on river levels.
by Ron Trenda

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Winter effects linger on lawns: Unsightly mold and gnawed trees

Winter effects linger on lawns: Unsightly mold and gnawed trees

The deep winter snow melting away is revealing some unsightly effects on lawns. Snow mold and animal damage to trees and shrubs have many homeowners wondering what to do.
by Dan Gunderson

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Rainy Saturday; another wintry whack on Sunday

Rainy Saturday; another wintry whack on Sunday

A rainy Saturday is increasing the risks of major spring flooding across the region. Messy snow is likely on the storm’s backside for Sunday.
by Bill Endersen

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Florida floods: Businesses, residents begin cleaning up mess

Florida floods: Businesses, residents begin cleaning up mess

Business owners and residents have begun the slow process of drying out and recovering possessions following an unprecedented deluge that dumped more than 2 feet of rain in some areas of South Florida in one day.
by The Associated Press

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Weekend weather: Colder with rain, rain-snow mix Saturday, Sunday

Weekend weather: Colder with rain, rain-snow mix Saturday, Sunday

Summery weather is leaving us, with colder temps and blustery winds on tap this weekend. Saturday rain is expected to transition to a rain-snow mix or snow by Sunday. We also have an update on river levels.
by Ron Trenda

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As river rises, St. Paul to close stretch of Shepard/Warner Road

As river rises, St. Paul to close stretch of Shepard/Warner Road

The city of St. Paul plans to temporarily close a stretch of Shepard/Warner Road on Sunday, as the adjacent Mississippi River threatens to flood the route to and from downtown.
by Andrew Krueger

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As flood prep nears completion, Minnesota communities wait for rivers to rise

As flood prep nears completion, Minnesota communities wait for rivers to rise

The forecasts have been heeded, much of the advance work is done — and for communities and residents along rising rivers in Minnesota, it’s now a matter of waiting out the high water.
by Mark Zdechlik

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