Weather and Climate News

Summery but windy today; much cooler on Labor Day
It feels like summer today, but Labor Day will be much cooler. Winds will really pick up this afternoon and some areas have wind advisories. We have details on all that plus a look at the week ahead.
Thunderstorms rumbled through overnight, now we’re ready for quieter weather. Our Sunday will feel very summery, but you’ll notice the winds pick up.
California avoids major power outages as wildfires rage
Rescuers in military helicopters airlifted 207 people to safety after an explosive wildfire trapped them in a popular camping area in California’s Sierra National Forest, one of dozens of fires burning Sunday amid record-breaking temperatures that strained the state’s electrical grid and for a time threatened power outages for millions. 
Some strong to severe thunderstorms are possible in parts of Minnesota and far western Wisconsin Saturday night. Sunday will feel summery. We have details on all that, plus an update on the Labor Day forecast.
We’ll have a gorgeous Saturday, then some areas of thunderstorms are expected to develop Saturday night. We have details on that, and who may see some severe weather overnight. We also have an update on your Sunday and Labor Day weather.
I think you’ll enjoy our Saturday weather, at least during the daylight hours. Thunderstorms are expected to roll through parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin Saturday night. We have the details.
The weekend looks nice overall. But severe storms could erupt Saturday night.
Weekend forecast: Summery Saturday and Sunday; cooler on Labor Day
If you want to squeeze in some summer activities this weekend, you’re in luck. Saturday and Sunday will be summery, but temperatures will retreat on Labor Day. Some areas could see strong to severe thunderstorms Saturday night. Here are the forecast details.
The annual State Fair weather quiz with Mark Seeley is on
The Minnesota State Fair might be canceled, but there’s no way we would have let the annual weather quiz with Mark Seeley go on hiatus for a pandemic. For the 24th year in a row, Seeley took listeners’ questions about the weather and quizzed them back.