Weather and Climate News

Snow slows morning commute; deep freeze to follow
Snow will continue to clear out quickly across the state, with all except eastern Minnesota out of it by noon. The Twin Cities is expected to get between 2 to 4 inches, while the Duluth area could get another 6 to 10 inches.
Snow slows our Monday morning commute; arctic chill after the snow
Snow overnight and into Monday will slow down our Monday morning commute. Details on the snow amounts and warnings/advisories. As the snow moves out, arctic chill will move in. How long will the cold temps linger?
Snow overnight into Monday will slow our Monday morning commute
The snow that spreads across Minnesota and western Wisconsin Sunday evening and overnight will continue into Monday. Monday morning commutes are likely to be much slower than normal in many areas. We have updates on the winter storm warnings and advisories.
Snow overnight and Monday morning will slow our commute
The latest computer model info spreads snow across Minnesota and western Wisconsin from Sunday evening through the overnight hours of Sunday night. The snow continues Monday morning and it’s likely to be a slower than normal Monday morning commute. After the snow, arctic air will settle in for a couple of days.
Several inches of snow, then bitter cold for much of Minnesota
Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories are in effect for much of central and northern Minnesota overnight into Monday morning, as a storm system may drop more than a half-foot of snow in some locations.
We have the latest on the snow that will spread across Minnesota and western Wisconsin Sunday evening and Sunday night, continuing into Monday morning . Your Monday morning commute is likely to be slower than normal. After the snow, we’ll be dealing with arctic cold for a couple of days.
A nice Saturday across most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin, with mild temps. We have the latest on the snow that will slick up the roads Sunday night and Monday morning. The flakes will be followed by arctic cold next week.
Whether your weekend plans involve holiday shopping or playing in the snow, you’re interested in the latest weekend forecast. We have that, plus some links to some weekend outdoor activities and festivals.