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Weather and Climate News

Beware of black ice and wheel track glazing

It only takes a little snow to make roads dangerous with colder temperatures.
by Paul Huttner

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Bitter cold continues, followed by a quick warm-up

Cold weather Tuesday and Wednesday will be followed by warming weather and snow for Thursday.

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Cold air dominates Tuesday weather

Bundle up as you head out Tuesday morning. It’s our coldest day so far this season.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Snow done; subzero cold next

Snow done; subzero cold next

The first blast of subzero temperatures arrives for much of Minnesota.
by Paul Huttner

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Snowfall reports: 2.5 inches at MSP Airport

Forecast models did a pretty good job with our Monday snow system.
by Paul Huttner

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After the snow moves out, dangerous cold to move in

After the snow moves out, dangerous cold to move in

The entire state will be below zero by Tuesday morning. The lowest temperatures will come Wednesday morning, with many places falling to minus 10 to minus 20.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Snow slows morning commute; deep freeze to follow

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.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Snow slows our Monday morning commute; arctic chill after the snow

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?
by Ron Trenda

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Snow overnight into Monday will slow our Monday morning commute

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.
by Ron Trenda

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Snow overnight and Monday morning will slow our commute

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.

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