Weather and Climate News

Mild temperatures into early November will eat away at Minnesota’s October snow cover.
Agreement signed to end Fargo-Moorhead flood project dispute
A settlement agreement signed Monday will end existing litigation that has slowed the nearly  $3 billion Fargo-Moorhead flood diversion project. 
Tuesday stays cold with highs in the 30s and breezy conditions making it feel even colder.  Then a slow warmup begins, returning the state to near-average temperatures by the weekend.
Tuesday stays much colder than average, with breezy conditions making temperatures feel even chillier.
After another day of record cold Monday, temperatures turn warmer, with 50s possible by the end of the week. Meanwhile, a less active weather pattern means more sunshine in the forecast.
Snow has cleared out, bringing more sunshine back Monday, but temperatures stay chilly enough that parts of Minnesota could see record cold.
A chilly start to the week; milder temps by midweek
This wintry blast isn’t quite over, but temps will rebound nicely later this week. We have details on that plus a look at early-November temps.