Weather and Climate News

Clouds are the big forecast influence the first part of the week, then our mild pattern shifts and a storm brings back cooler weather plus a mix of rain and snow by the end of the week.
A pattern that is dividing the state with clouds is causing both a big difference in temperatures across the state and is impacting who is seeing fog Monday morning.
Some areas will see dense fog Sunday night and Monday. We have details on that, plus who may actually see some sunshine Monday afternoon. We also have an update on the rain/snow potential later in the week.
We’ll see mild (for December) temps today and tomorrow. Wednesday’s highs might qualify as warm. We have details on that, plus a look at our season snowfall so far and the possibility of flakes on Friday and Saturday.
New map lets Crow Wing County residents track snowplow progress
The web-based mapping tool, called "Where's My Snowplow,” uses GPS technology to track the county's 15 snowplows in real time and show their current locations. During a snow event, the map updates every five minutes.
Our stretch of mild (for December) weather will continue on Sunday. We have the details, plus a look at the week ahead. We also have an update on the heavy snow and strong winds in New England.
Mild weekend; Sat. p.m. sprinkle/light snow shower chance
Our mild stretch continues this weekend. Some areas could see some flakes Saturday afternoon or Saturday evening. We have your weekend forecast details plus a look at the week ahead.
It’ll be another mild December day. Flurry chances and light snow shower chances spread from northern Minnesota into central and southern Minnesota as we go through the day. We have the details.