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Weather and Climate News

Saturday-Sunday snow update; Twin Cities will reach top 10 season snowfall

Saturday-Sunday snow update; Twin Cities will reach top 10 season snowfall

The snow will continue into late Saturday night and Sunday in northern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin, with intermittent snow possible Sunday in central and southern Minnesota and west-central Wisconsin.
by Ron Trenda

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Saturday/Saturday night snow heaviest in northern Minnesota

Saturday/Saturday night snow heaviest in northern Minnesota

Our snowy winter continues. We have an update on expected weekend snow totals. Warnings and advisories have been posted for many areas Saturday into Sunday.
by Ron Trenda

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Weekend snow: 6-plus inches across northern Minnesota; 3-5 in Twin Cities

Weekend snow: 6-plus inches across northern Minnesota; 3-5 in Twin Cities

Snow is headed our way Saturday and Saturday night, lingering in northern Minnesota into Sunday. We have the updated snow forecast plus weekend warnings and advisories for some areas.
by Ron Trenda

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Saturday snow will make it a top 10 season for Twin Cities

Saturday snow will make it a top 10 season for Twin Cities

Friday will bring dry weather with peeks of sunshine and above-freezing high temperatures in eastern Minnesota. More snow develops Saturday into Saturday night with heavy snow in northern Minnesota.
by Sven Sundgaard

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Quiet and dry Friday with more snow developing Saturday

Quiet and dry Friday with more snow developing Saturday

Friday will see highs mainly in the 30s. We’ll have some peeks of sun but for the most part it will be mostly cloudy. More snow develops Saturday with accumulation nearly statewide. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Spring flood risk rises to 'well above average' after heavy snow season

Spring flood risk rises to 'well above average' after heavy snow season

Frequent snow and high water content are boosting flood risk across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Thursday’s updated spring flood outlook suggests people near vulnerable flood zones should prepare for the possibility of moderate to major flooding this spring.
by Paul Huttner

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