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Weather and Climate News

A warm Easter Sunday; still dry

A warm Easter Sunday; still dry

This Easter Sunday will bring us warmth and plenty of sunshine. Winds will be reasonable in most areas. We have the details.
by Ron Trenda

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Beautiful, sunny Saturday; very warm Easter Sunday

Beautiful, sunny Saturday; very warm Easter Sunday

Lovely blue skies and warm temperatures blessed us on Saturday. A very warm Easter Sunday is on its way with just some decorative clouds. Periods of April showers and maybe thunderstorms are likely next week.
by Bill Endersen

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A lovely Easter weekend has arrived

A lovely Easter weekend has arrived

Easter weekend will bring out the smiles with balmy temperatures and not much wind. Sunshine will be abundant for Saturday and then a bit of increasing clouds on Sunday. Next week looks to be fairly wet, likely with thunderstorms, and cooler.
by Bill Endersen

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Balmy Easter weekend coming

Balmy Easter weekend coming

Easter weekend promises to be much warmer than normal with abundant sunshine and not so much wind. Next week looks to be fairly wet with cooling temperatures.
by Bill Endersen

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Temperatures 20 to 30 degrees above average by Sunday

The gusty winds that helped fuel a fire danger Friday diminish by Saturday, and the weekend brings near-record temperatures. A pattern change next week returns rain chances to Minnesota.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Near-record temperatures for Easter

Temperatures climb through the weekend, with isolated record highs possible early next week. Then a pattern shift ends our dry trend and brings widespread rain chances back.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Breezy and milder for Friday

Friday stays mostly sunny but turns even warmer thanks to gusty winds from the south.  Those winds also increase the fire risk.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Expect low ice years on Lake Superior to continue

Expect low ice years on Lake Superior to continue

This year, Lake Superior saw its lowest January ice levels in 48 years. While there will be outliers, scientists expect the trend to continue.
by Paul Huttner

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Mille Lacs ice cracks visible from space

Mille Lacs ice cracks visible from space

Mille Lacs ice cracks visible from space. Ice out moving rapidly north across Minnesota.
by Paul Huttner

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