Weather and Climate News

Slop drop: Freezing rain, sleet, rain, snow set to mess with Minnesota
A mild Friday leads to a messy Saturday of freezing rain and rain with snowfall Saturday night. The heaviest snow is expected to fall in a narrow band from west-central Minnesota northeast to Lake Superior; 1 or 2 inches or less is likely in the Twin Cities region.
March storm brings wintry mix to Minnesota Friday night into Sunday
Temperatures early Friday are generally warmer across southern Minnesota, mainly in the 20s. Northeastern Minnesota is frigid yet again with teens below zero. We’ll see a milder day Friday with highs back in the 30s to near 40 in the south and 20s north. Clouds will increase through the day with a wintry mix of sleet, freezing rain, and snow moving into Minnesota late Friday evening.
Weekend weather: Rain, snow, wintry mix on Saturday
Stay updated on forecasts this weekend, since a wintry mix of freezing drizzle, sleet, freezing rain and snow may slick up some roads in Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Chilly Thursday, mild Friday; snow, rain, freezing rain set for weekend
Temperatures will be on the cool side of normal all day Thursday in Minnesota, mainly 20s in the south and teens north. A chilly Thursday night gives way to a warmup Friday. A mixed bag of sleet, freezing rain, rain and snow moves in late Friday night into the weekend.
Cooler Thursday; wintry mix Friday night with thunder Saturday?
It’s a chilly start early Thursday with the northern half of Minnesota below zero and teens in the south. We’ll see subfreezing highs statewide Thursday; 20s south, teens north. Friday will be warmer. Expect 30s to near 40 in the south and 20s north.
Quiet through Friday, then wet and sloppy
Heavy snow still looks likely from western through northern Minnesota this weekend.
Tracking sloppy weekend storm system
It looks like a messy March weekend across much of Minnesota.
Mild Wednesday, cooler Thursday; Saturday storm set to bring rain, snow
Minnesota temperatures will again be relatively mild: 30s south and 20s north. A Saturday storm looks to be mostly rain for the Twin Cities, but a band of heavy snow may fall on the cold side of this system from west-central to northeastern Minnesota.