Weather and Climate News

In true spring fashion (meteorological spring began March 1), Minnesota will go from record highs Tuesday to areas of accumulating snow Wednesday.
Warm and windy conditions will shatter record highs by 5 to 10 degrees across much of Minnesota.
Record warmth: 70s close to Twin Cities Tuesday
Highs in the 60s will be widespread Tuesday. Western Minnesota will push past 70 degrees.
Snow cover fading fast across Minnesota
A mild start to March is rapidly melting snow in Minnesota.
Temperatures remain warm through Tuesday, with more record highs expected.  Then a storm Wednesday provides beneficial rain and turns temperatures cooler.
The weather stays pleasant Monday with warm and less windy conditions.
April-like temps linger a couple of days; a look at the week ahead
We’ll have temps more typical of April than March as we begin the week. We have details on how long the warmth will last, plus a look at our next chance of rain. We also take a peek at the Twin Cities snow and cold index for the winter of 2020-2021.
Our Sunday afternoon temps will be more typical of mid-April than early March. Winds will be gusty today, but much lighter on Monday. We have a look at the week ahead, plus some info for people who are wondering if our snow season is over.
Our Sunday will feel like April. We’ll also have gusty winds. We have the details.
April in March; temps ramp up on Sunday
The 2021 snowmelt accelerates on Sunday. We have details on the warmer temps that are on tap for Sunday, plus a look at the week ahead and our next chance of rain or snow.