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Weather and Climate News

Getting back to winter across much of Minnesota

The first half of January has been warmer than usual across much of the state — with some places in southern Minnesota yet to see a subzero day. That's expected to change as early as this weekend.
by Cathy Wurzer

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Snowstorm continues Friday evening in southern Minn.; cold through the weekend

Snowstorm continues Friday evening in southern Minn.; cold through the weekend

As expected, the heaviest snow Friday afternoon has been in southern Minnesota, missing the Twin Cities metro area. As of mid afternoon on Friday, 8 inches of snow were tallied in Pipestone and Fulda in southwestern Minnesota, Albert Lea of south-central Minnesota reported 4 inches of new snow, but 7 inches of snow had already fallen…
by Ron Trenda

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Smooth lake ice thrills Twin Cities skaters

Smooth lake ice thrills Twin Cities skaters

Even in the middle of a weekday, dozens of skaters could be seen from the shores of Lake Minnetonka. They were all out enjoying near perfect conditions not seen in years -- clear, smooth ice without snow on top.
by Peter Cox

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Heavy snow in parts of southern Minn. today, less snow for the metro area

Heavy snow in parts of southern Minn. today, less snow for the metro area

Here’s the latest on the southern Minnesota heavy snow as we go through Friday and Friday evening. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale forecast model shows the potential snow pattern Friday through Friday night: The color chart to the right of the loop refers to the strength of the signal that returns…
by Ron Trenda

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Chillier weather ahead; enough snow to shovel for southern Minn. on Friday

Chillier weather ahead; enough snow to shovel for southern Minn. on Friday

Our Thursday highs should reach the low-to-mid 20s in the Twin Cities metro area and most of south-central and southeastern Minnesota. The remainder of Minnesota will see mostly teens.
by Ron Trenda

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January is back!

January is back!

January has returned from its sabbatical. Temperatures dropped down to a seasonable range or colder for most of Minnesota Wednesday morning. International Falls reported a chilly 22 degrees below zero before 6 a.m. The Twin Cities area fell into the upper single digits. Bare-ground areas such as the Twin Cities would be colder if there…
by Bill Endersen

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