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Weather and Climate News

Southwestern Minnesota gets snow Tuesday night

Although not as mild as Monday, temperatures remain above average through the weekend. Snow chances stay slim for most of the state.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Tuesday starts foggy, followed by afternoon sunshine

Tuesday brings another day of morning fog and above average afternoon temperatures, with more sunshine likely in the afternoon.
by Nicole Mitchell

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January opens mild, arctic cold on the horizon?

Our mild pattern continues this week. The upper air maps suggest arctic cold may visit later this month.
by Paul Huttner

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Snow chances remain sparse all week

Following a few bands of light snow Monday morning, snow chances stay limited the rest of the week.  Meanwhile, temperatures remain very mild for January.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Monday morning brings both fog and light snow

Fog is reducing visibilities again Monday morning, but more sunshine prevails by late afternoon, and the entire day stays mild.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Monday a.m. fog, with a wintry mix chance; mild temps

Areas of fog are expected in parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin Sunday night and early Monday. We have details on who may see dense fog and which areas might also see a wintry mix. We also look at temperature trends for the next 10 days.
by Ron Trenda

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Mild Sunday temps; no signs of an arctic plunge

Mild Sunday temps; no signs of an arctic plunge

Above normal temps will stay with us for a few days. We have details on that, plus who may see some Monday morning flakes.
by Ron Trenda

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Areas of morning fog; mild afternoon temps

Fog will be most dense in far southern Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin Sunday morning. We have the updated dense fog advisories and your Sunday forecast details.
by Ron Trenda

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