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Weather and Climate News

Stars, stripes and sweat: A hot and humid 4th of July

Stars, stripes and sweat: A hot and humid 4th of July

Hot and humid conditions are set to take over this Fourth of July, making for a sweltering holiday. But the heat isn’t the only concern — a cold front pushing in from the Dakotas could trigger strong to severe storms across parts of the state, with some potentially arriving right around fireworks time.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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Warm night ahead sets the stage for sizzling Fourth of July

Warm night ahead sets the stage for sizzling Fourth of July

A mild, muggy Thursday night will lead us into a hot July 4 holiday. Temperatures will climb back into the 90s, with heat advisories in effect for parts of the state. There’s also an increasing risk for severe thunderstorms Thursday night and Friday night.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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Minnesota on track for above-average tornado season

Minnesota on track for above-average tornado season

An active weather pattern has spun up 48 tornadoes in Minnesota so far this year. Climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld says he sees no indication that the pattern will calm down in the coming weeks.
by Cathy Wurzer and Gracie Stockton

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Dry at last; tranquil Tuesday in store

Dry at last; tranquil Tuesday in store

Breezy winds will diminish into Monday night, bringing a clear and calm evening. Finally, a dry day is in the forecast for Tuesday with temperatures warming up as we head into the holiday week.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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