Weather and Climate News

We’ll have mild temps Sunday afternoon, but there’ll be a bit more wind than yesterday. There’s plenty of snow cover for your outdoor activities.
Mild Sunday temps; far northern Minn. may see some flakes
Saturday felt like March. Can we do it again on Sunday? We have the answer to that question and a look ahead to the coming week.
Areas of morning fog will be followed by plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. If you have weekend plans for sledding or skiing, snow depths are impressive across most of Minnesota. We have your weekend forecast update and a look at the week ahead.
Parts of eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin will have some areas of dense fog and freezing fog until around mid-morning. The rest of Saturday will feature plenty of sunshine and warmer than normal temps. Details on all that, plus the latest Minnesota snow depth map.
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We aren’t expecting any big weather problems this weekend. Temps will be warmer than average, and most of us won’t see any rain or snow. We have your weekend forecast, plus the latest Minnesota snow depth map.
Friday brings the start of a mild and sunny trend that will last through Sunday. Some temperatures could top 40 degrees.
Friday will remain breezy, but it also brings the start of a mild and sunny trend that will last through the weekend.
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