Weather and Climate News

High pressure dominates next several days
High pressure will be the dominant weather feature into next week. That means warmer and drier-than-normal conditions persisting for the foreseeable future.
Here's how the National Weather Service analyzes dangerous heat
Extreme heat is one of the deadliest weather hazards in the United States. That’s why the National Weather Service created HeatRisk, a tool designed to show when heat goes from uncomfortable to dangerous, and who is most at risk.
Near record temperatures roll on, storms pause
After a bunch of record high temperatures were broken on Tuesday, we’ve cleared out even faster on Wednesday, and it could end up even hotter in many cases! Much of the coming week will be dry, so expect some drought conditions to expand.
Steamy again Wednesday with isolated, spotty thunder
It’ll be another very warm, muggy day Wednesday. Isolated and spotty thunder will be possible again. High pressure brings more stable conditions Thursday into the weekend.
Intense heat, a few stronger storms through midweek
"While we started out really cloudy, centering around the Twin Cities, we scrubbed away a lot of clouds from the anticipated overnight thunderstorm complex. Temperatures will skyrocket and we have a heat risk in place through the afternoon."
Spotty thunderstorms, very warm Tuesday and Wednesday
It’ll be a very warm day Tuesday with highs in the 80s to near 90. Spotty thunder is possible Tuesday and Wednesday followed by high pressure making for dry, warm weather.
 ‘Moderate’ heat risk the next few days
Minnesota braces for dangerous heat, spotty storms and growing drought concerns this week.
Evening storm threat with a hot Memorial Day ahead
A slight risk for severe storms returns to parts of Minnesota Sunday night as scattered thunderstorms develop during the evening hours and track east overnight. A few storms could produce large hail and damaging winds before quieter, but much hotter, weather settles in for Memorial Day.
Stubborn cloud cover clears overnight; big warmup on the way
Our stubborn cloud cover lingered across much of Minnesota Saturday afternoon, though clearing has already started to develop in southern Minnesota and around parts of the Twin Cities metro. Those skies should continue to improve through the evening, leading to mostly clear conditions overnight and a calmer start to Sunday.