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Weather and Climate News

Climate Cast LIVE with Paul Huttner

Climate Cast LIVE with Paul Huttner

The May edition of Climate Cast LIVE on MPR News Presents, hosted by MPR chief meteorologist Paul Huttner

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Higher temperatures coming; showers and storms at times this week

Higher temperatures coming; showers and storms at times this week

Sunshine will warm us nicely for a pleasant Monday afternoon. Look for high temperatures from the upper 50s to mid-60s. The Twin Cities should reach about 63 degrees with a light wind.
by Bill Endersen

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Areas of frost early Monday; warming trend this week

Areas of frost early Monday; warming trend this week

We all know this spring-time drill. Temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s across most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin late Sunday night into early Monday morning.  You can cover your flowers and tender outdoor plants before going to bed Sunday night. Some people bring small potted plants indoors to protect them from frost.…
by Ron Trenda

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March or May? Snow, gusty winds, power outages in Duluth

March or May? Snow, gusty winds, power outages in Duluth

Winter made an unseasonably late appearance in the Duluth area on Sunday, with accumulating snow and winds gusting to more than 70 mph on Lake Superior.
by Andrew Krueger

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Frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect for much of Minnesota

Frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect for much of Minnesota

Frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for much of Minnesota -- including the Twin Cities -- for the early morning hours Monday, as unseasonably cold air settles over the region.
by Andrew Krueger

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Windy with cold rain today; snowflake chances to the northeast

Windy with cold rain today; snowflake chances to the northeast

Aren’t you glad that Mother’s Day isn’t this Sunday?  Moms enjoyed much better weather one week ago! It’ll be windy and cold today, with rain lingering into the afternoon in most areas. Some of us will see some sleet and snowflakes too. On to the details. Rain and snow  Much of northwestern Minnesota and parts…
by Ron Trenda

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Flooding disrupts barge traffic on the Mississippi River

Flooding disrupts barge traffic on the Mississippi River

Many of the locks and dams on the Mississippi that closed due to flooding that started in March have reopened, but the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers doesn't expect the river to be fully unimpeded until possibly June.
by Associated Press

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