Weather and Climate News

Sunny, warm, dry week on its way
Soggy tropical weather will be heading out of Minnesota Sunday night. Sunny, dry, comfortable days are on the weather menu for the upcoming week.
Heavy rain and flooding concerns continue for parts of Minnesota on Sunday.  Then cooler and drier air spreads across the state and stays in place through at least mid-week.
Storms fueled by tropical moisture cause flooding in south-central Minnesota
Slow-moving storms fueled by tropical moisture dropped more than 8 inches of rain on parts of south-central Minnesota late Saturday and early Sunday, forcing the closure of some roads. Two state highways remained closed late Sunday afternoon.
Hurricane's fallout batters Texas as the region confronts a COVID-19 spike
Forecasters early Sunday downgraded Hurricane Hanna to a tropical storm. The first hurricane of the 2020 Atlantic season made landfall twice along Texas' southern coast on Saturday.
Parts of Minnesota will have a cool and comfortable Sunday, but the Twin Cities metro area will have another steamy day. We have details on that, plus a look at the week ahead. We also have updates on Hurricane Hanna and Hurricane Douglas.
It’ll be a steamy Saturday, and some areas will see some showers and thunderstorms. We have updated weekend forecast details, plus a look at the week ahead.
Virus-weary Texas braces as Hurricane Hanna arrives
Hurricane Hanna roared ashore onto the Texas Gulf Coast on Saturday, bringing winds that lashed the shoreline with rain and storm surge, and even threatening to bring possible tornadoes to a part of the country trying to cope with a spike in coronavirus cases.
It’ll be a steamy Saturday, with some scattered thunderstorms from time to time. We have your forecast details, which include an excessive heat warning for the Twin Cities metro area.
What’s up with our steamy summer?
We’re headed into another hot and sultry weekend. Has this summer really been more hot and muggy than usual?
Our midsummer weekend brings deep humidity and scattered storms.