Weather and Climate News

Above-normal temps through Friday; bitter cold weekend
Snow showers will develop in northern Minnesota Tuesday with the chance spreading statewide into Wednesday. Another clipper brings snow showers Friday before arctic air arrives Saturday.
Climate Cast 10-Year Anniversary special airs Tuesday at 9 am on MPR News
The past 8 years are the warmest 8 years in the global surface temperature record since 1880. Other records like ice cores and ancient tree rings indicate this is the fastest warming period in millions of years.
Mild week; light snow chances, mainly in the north
Mild temperatures for the depth of winter are on tap for Monday through Friday. Light snow and flurries are possible at times. It will turn much colder next weekend.
Mild Monday with a little light snow mainly north
Rather mild temperatures are on tap for Monday through Friday with occasional chances of light snow.
Areas of fog Sunday night/early Monday; Mild temps Monday, with snow showers possible
Fog will be with us Sunday night, and a dense fog advisory continues in parts of Minnesota until 6 a.m. Monday. We have details on that, plus mild Monday temps and who could see some snow. Cooler temps are on tap for later in the week.
Areas of fog Sunday into early Monday; Warmest day of the week will be Monday
We’ll have areas of fog today and into Monday morning. Dense fog advisories continue until noon today in portions of Minnesota. We have details on that, plus a look at the week ahead.