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Sunshine Tuesday, Wednesday; more showers ahead as spring slogs on

Sunshine Tuesday, Wednesday; more showers ahead as spring slogs on

Most of Minnesota will see a fair amount of sunshine Tuesday. Northeastern Minnesota will be cloudier. Highs will range from the mid 40s to low 50s. More rain is on the way late Wednesday into the weekend. Snow is possible in the Arrowhead.
by Sven Sundgaard

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Cool, bright Tuesday; warmer Wednesday and Thursday; more showers on the way

Cool, bright Tuesday; warmer Wednesday and Thursday; more showers on the way

We should see more sunshine Tuesday but it will still be cooler than normal. Highs will range form the mid-40s to the low 50s. We’ll be warmer Wednesday and Thursday ahead of more showers late Wednesday and to end the week.
by Sven Sundgaard

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St. Cloud joins Duluth and Brainerd for snowiest season on record

St. Cloud joins Duluth and Brainerd for snowiest season on record

This was one of the snowiest seasons on record for most of Minnesota. We’ve gone from severe drought to major flood stages across most of Minnesota in the past five months.
by Paul Huttner

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Dancing lights: Snapshots of aurora borealis across Minnesota

Dancing lights: Snapshots of aurora borealis across Minnesota

A strong geomagnetic storm caused a grand display of northern lights in Minnesota Sunday night. We asked to see your photos, and you did not disappoint.
by Matt Mikus

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A few days of sunshine before rain, clouds, cool weather return

A few days of sunshine before rain, clouds, cool weather return

Northern Minnesota will still see a few flurries and sprinkles Monday. Otherwise look for sun. Temperatures won’t be as cold but will still be below normal. The next storm system will bring showers late Wednesday north and intermittently statewide Thursday into Saturday.
by Sven Sundgaard

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Below normal temperatures modify some; more showers by mid to late week

Below normal temperatures modify some; more showers by mid to late week

Cooler than normal temperatures will modify this week to near normal by Thursday. The next storm system will be another slow moving area of showers mid to late week bringing with it the return to cooler temperatures.
by Sven Sundgaard

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Northern lights potential Sunday night; Rivers are still rising in many areas

Northern lights potential Sunday night; Rivers are still rising in many areas

We’ll have a northern lights viewing opportunity Sunday night and our high temperatures will gradually rise over the next several days. We have details on all that, plus an update on river levels and flooding.
by Ron Trenda

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Chance to spot the northern lights Sunday night across Minnesota skies

Chance to spot the northern lights Sunday night across Minnesota skies

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Space Weather Prediction Center released their aurora forecast for April 23, showing much of the state within range to have a strong chance of seeing the northern lights, if there are enough breaks in the cloud cover.
by MPR News Staff

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