Peaceful Wednesday, with windy and wet days ahead
Parts of Minnesota will deal with another frosty overnight before temperatures warm up to near average.
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Parts of Minnesota will deal with another frosty overnight before temperatures warm up to near average.
Twin Cities temperatures are expected to dip to the coldest they've been in months and months, with some areas looking to experience potentially freezing temperatures.
The western edge of Minnesota will deal with frost and freeze conditions late Friday through early Saturday.
Meteorologist Joseph Dames has the latest forecast Friday morning.
Seasonable temperatures will take over on Wednesday, and it's going to get even cooler later this week.
Say goodbye to the summer heat. After a record-setting October, seasonable temperatures arrive on Wednesday.
There is a marginal risk of severe weather Tuesday in western Minnesota.
Meteorologist Lisa Meadows has the weather recap of September 2023.
Early Sunday evening, the National Weather Service says the Twin Cities hit 92 degrees — the hottest October temperature on record in the metro.
After a dry start to the month, September is ending much wetter and warmer than usual for many Minnesotans.
Summer isn't giving up yet, and after some storms rolled through on Friday evening, temps will warm up again for a hot and humid weekend.
Much like the rest of the month, September will go out warmer than average, with highs hitting the 80s over the weekend.
Most people will stay dry on Tuesday evening, but there will be some scattered showers in the area.
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer has the latest forecast.
Meteorologist Chris Shaffer has the latest forecast.
In addition to the National Weather Service's warning, the city is asking residents to stay away from standing and moving water, as well as any dislodged manhole covers.
After several days in the 80s, Minnesota starts its descent into the 70s and 60s for the next three days. Plus, rain is on the way.
It feels like summer for the next few days, and that's a good thing because it's still summer!
Above-average warmth will reign this week, along with several shots of badly needed rain across Minnesota.
Meteorologist Joseph Dames has the latest forecast.
It felt crisp and fall-like Sunday, but summer's not done yet.
After some morning rain on Friday, temps will top out in the 70s.
Temperatures will rise above average Thursday, but not before another frosty overnight in parts of Minnesota.
A frost advisory has been issued across much of northern Minnesota and northern Wisconsin, where temperatures could fall to the low-30s overnight.
The fall feel will continue for the next couple of days in Minnesota.
