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Weather and Climate News

Arctic cold Valentine's Day and Monday, then temps start to recover

We have very cold temps, but warm hearts, this Valentine’s Day. Temps will slowly recover, starting on Tuesday. Meanwhile, a winter storm is bringing heavy snow to parts of Texas and Oklahoma.
by Ron Trenda

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Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills for Valentine's Day

Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills for Valentine's Day

The arctic air will stay entrenched over Minnesota and Wisconsin this Valentine’s Day. We have the cold forecast and an update on warnings and advisories.
by Ron Trenda

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Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills Saturday night and Sunday a.m.

Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills Saturday night and Sunday a.m.

If you’re hoping for milder weather, you’ll have to wait a few days. We have details on the cold temps and dangerously cold wind chills for Sunday, plus a look at the week ahead.
by Ron Trenda

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An arctic weekend; updated wind chill warnings, including the metro area

An arctic weekend; updated wind chill warnings, including the metro area

The arctic cold will linger through the weekend and into Monday, but milder temps are in the forecast later in the week. We have the details, plus a look at the winter storm that’s hitting Texas and Oklahoma this weekend.
by Ron Trenda

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Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills

Arctic cold is entrenched over us, and it will stay through the weekend. We have the latest forecast details.
by Ron Trenda

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Weekend forecast: Arctic cold and dangerous wind chills

Hang in there. The arctic cold will be with us this weekend, but some much kinder weather is on tap for later next week. We have the details.
by Ron Trenda

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Coldest Valentine's Day in nearly a century for parts of Minnesota

Temperatures stay dangerously cold over the weekend, with widespread wind chills of 30 to 50 below zero. We finally break the cold grip next week, when temperatures slowly warm beginning Monday.
by Nicole Mitchell

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