Weather and Climate News

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.
Many areas will see periods of snow this Sunday. We have an update on the forecast snow amounts. It’ll take a few days before we get rid of our wintry temps. We have details on that, plus a look at the early-November temperature outlook.
Tropical Storm Zeta formed early Sunday off the coast of Cuba, becoming the earliest named 27th Atlantic storm recorded in an already historic hurricane season. Zeta is expected to intensify into a hurricane as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico.
We’ll see off and on snowflakes this Sunday in many areas, but the highest accumulations are expected in far southern Minnesota. We have details on that, plus the wintry chill.
Snow amounts highest in southern Minnesota overnight and Sunday
Our Decemberish weather continues into Sunday. Some areas will see accumulating snow, and we’ll all share cold temperatures. We have the Sunday forecast details plus a look at the week ahead.
This looks and feels like December, not October. Our weekend will feature cold temps, plus some Saturday night and Sunday snow in many areas. We have your updated weekend forecast details, plus a look at the week ahead.