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In the 30 years or so the Barten Family has been growing pumpkins, few years have been quite like this one.
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In the 30 years or so the Barten Family has been growing pumpkins, few years have been quite like this one.
Wednesday will bring a boost in temperatures, bright sunshine and blue skies.
A mild week continues Tuesday with highs right around average.
Monday will kick off a quiet weather week in Minnesota that will see above average temperatures make a return.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the latest forecast.
Sunday is the first official day of fall and with it comes cooler temperatures for the next few days.
WCCO meteorologist Mike Augustyniak says parts of southeastern Minnesota could see severe weather Saturday night.
Friday will be a perfect end to the workweek, with WCCO's NEXT Weather Team dubbing it a #Top10WxDay.
Thursday is a NEXT Weather Alert day due to the potential for severe storms.
After some scattered overnight showers in the Twin Cities, a NEXT Weather Alert has been issued for Thursday due to the possibility of severe storms.
Summer sticks around for the next couple of days, with humidity still up, temperatures in the mid-80s and lots of sunshine.
Tuesday will be another hot and humid one with temperatures warming again into the upper 80s.
WCCO meteorologist Chris Shaffer says more above average temperatures are in store Tuesday with highs in the low to mid 80s.
September has been a very dry month in Minnesota. Here's how it compares to the driest on record.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the latest forecast Sunday night.
Another sunny, dry and hot September day is on tap for Minnesota Wednesday.
Wednesday will feature more sunshine and summer-like temperatures across Minnesota.
Summer heat returns to Minnesota this week, with humidity and high temperatures in store.
It will be a breezy day with highs in the low 80s and clouds increasing in the late afternoon and evening.
Minnesota's stretch of nice weather continues Tuesday with warm temperatures and some wind.
Minnesotans planning a Labor Day cookout or a last-minute visit to the Minnesota State Fair are in luck: Monday is a #Top10WxDay.
A system of severe weather pushed east through the metro in the morning hours, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
Lightning was far from the only thing hitting the ground Monday night. Thousands of trees toppled across the metro. WCCO's Kirsten Mitchell shows us how some homeowners are staying positive through the clean-up.
A severe thunderstorm ripped through southern Minnesota on Monday night, leaving tens of thousands without power.
Monday night's dangerous storms swamped the Minnesota State Fair, sent hundreds running for cover and shut down the Grandstand show.
