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Weather and Climate News

Northern lights could be visible again Wednesday night

Northern lights could be visible again Wednesday night

Many Minnesotans saw a brilliant display of the auroras Tuesday night. It was the most intense activity since May 2024. Don’t put those cameras away yet. We could see the northern lights again Wednesday evening.
by Sven Sundgaard

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Potential northern lights Tuesday evening

Potential northern lights Tuesday evening

A pair of solar flares is headed toward Earth and could touch off a magnificent show of auroras Tuesday evening and overnight across Minnesota.
by Sven Sundgaard

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November storms in the Great Lakes: From the Edmund Fitzgerald to the latest

November storms in the Great Lakes: From the Edmund Fitzgerald to the latest

Early to mid-November has a history of producing some of the most brutal storms in the Upper Midwest. During this time, lingering warmth clashes with incoming arctic air, creating volatile weather patterns that can shift from calm to catastrophic in a matter of hours.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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