Weather and Climate News

New Year’s snow falls like confetti across the region
2026 begins the same way 2025 ended: cold, cloudy and snowy at times. Expect light snow for New Year’s Day, more cold through the weekend, and a gradual warm-up as we head deeper into the new year.
A chilling countdown to the New Year
A frosty start to New Year’s Eve celebrations is expected across the region. A cold weather advisory is in effect for northern Minnesota through New Year’s Day.
More snow showers Wednesday with falling temperatures
Our latest clipper system brings more snow showers Wednesday along with colder air. It’ll be a cold start to the New Year, but temperatures will be back to seasonable levels by the weekend. 
Tracking light snow and falling temps to end the year
Expect travel to be slow moving at times this evening. Another widespread round of light snow accumulation will similarly impact travel Wednesday morning and afternoon. We ring in the new year with a shot of cold air.
Warmer with more snow showers on the way Tuesday
It’ll be briefly milder Tuesday as the next clipper system moves in. We’ll have a quick shot of snow showers both Tuesday and Wednesday followed by more cold for the New Year. 
Chilly overnight but warmer Tuesday ahead of more snow showers
It’ll be a cold overnight but clouds will increase, keeping temps up from where they could fall. More snow showers are possible Tuesday and Wednesday followed by colder air. 
Chilly Monday with more snow possible Tuesday and Wednesday
We remain in the track of weather systems with another round of snow showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will be briefly warmer Tuesday before falling again Wednesday. 
Cleanup continues following Minnesota blizzard; Minneapolis, St. Paul declare snow emergencies
No-travel advisories across southern Minnesota were lifted Monday, as driving conditions gradually improved following Sunday’s blizzard conditions. Many cities across the region implemented snow emergency parking rules.