NEXT Weather: Cooler air, chances of snow in store later this week
Temperatures will remain above average Monday, but later in the week, the Twin Cities will get cooler air and a couple of chances for snow.
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Temperatures will remain above average Monday, but later in the week, the Twin Cities will get cooler air and a couple of chances for snow.
Meteorologist Riley O’Connor has the latest forecast.
All of the city's outdoor ice rinks are closed for the season, the park board announced Monday.
A sunny, fairly seasonable Sunday is on tap for the Twin Cities.
The Twin Cities set another daily record high on Thursday, just minutes into the afternoon.
Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso has the latest forecast.
Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso has the latest forecast.
Temperatures in the Twin Cities will top out in the 40s on Monday, a mere prelude to the record warmth expected in the coming days.
Expect a little more sun and a little more warmth on Sunday, and later this week, record-setting highs could be in store.
Minnesota's ephemeral winter seems to have claimed yet another victim: the hope of those who frequent Carver County's icy lakes.
Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso has the latest forecast.
Monday kicks off a week of above average temperatures, with potentially record-breaking warmth by midweek.
Meteorologist Riley O'Connor has the latest forecast Monday afternoon.
Meteorologist Riley O’Connor has the latest forecast.
Sunday's forecast is going to feel awfully familiar for Twin Cities residents: morning fog and mild temperatures yet again.
After a gloomy day in the Twin Cities Wednesday, patchy fog will return overnight along with the chance for freezing drizzle.
Tuesday will be another day of above average highs, with temperatures in the Twin Cities likely reaching the mid-30s.
We're in for a week of warmer temperatures, with Monday topping out just below the freezing mark.
The warm-up technically starts on Sunday, but strong winds will keep it feeling cool.
Frigid conditions continue on Tuesday, though temperatures will at least climb above zero.
Monday will bring dangerous temperatures and wind chills across the state.
Prepare for a couple more frigid days, as temperatures won't get above zero on Sunday or Monday.
Businesses and resorts around Minnesota's lakes are happy about the upcoming cold.
While other parts of the country, some not so far away from here, are hunkering down for potentially major snow totals, Minnesota is in a state of relative quiet.
Authorities in Beltrami County said a vehicle ban on Upper Red Lake will be lifted Wednesday now that ice conditions have improved.
