NEXT Weather: After stormy overnight, a mild and dry Thursday
Thursday will be another warm one in the Twin Cities, with rain likely arriving at night.
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Thursday will be another warm one in the Twin Cities, with rain likely arriving at night.
With some sunshine and highs near 80, Wednesday will be the weather winner of the week.
Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak has the latest forecast.
Minnesotans will enjoy gradually-rising temperatures this week, while dealing with several bursts of rainfall.
We'll enjoy some above-average warmth Monday, with some isolated thunderstorms rolling in at night.
After a mild start to Friday, precipitation will roll mainly across southern Minnesota.
After a mild start to Friday, precipitation will roll mainly across southern Minnesota.
Meteorologist Riley O’Connor has the latest forecast.
On the heels of a #Top10WxDay, Thursday will be even warmer.
The combo of lighter winds, sunshine and warmer temps will provide the elements for a #Top10WxDay Wednesday.
Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak has the latest forecast.
With sustained wind speeds of 30-plus mph, much of Minnesota -- including the metro -- will be in under a fire weather watch. A red flag warning is still in effect in northwestern Minnesota.
The work week will kick off with some very heavy winds, as temperatures begin their climb out of the below-average range.
Our soggy streak will continue through the weekend, with temps falling well below average.
Meteorologist Riley O'Connor has the latest forecast.
Thursday will start out dry and sunny, but more showers will arrive in the afternoon and stretch into the evening.
Wednesday is looking to be the nicest day of the week, with sunshine, light wind and highs approaching 60 degrees.
Meteorologist Riley O'Connor has the latest.
We're in for a quiet weather pattern for the next couple days with slowly warming temps.
Monday kicks off a three-day stretch of mostly sunny, dry days in the 50s.
Sunday's high temperature in the Twin Cities will be 46 degrees, which is 14-degrees cooler than average for this time of year.
Meteorologist Joseph Dames has the latest forecast.
Meteorologist Riley O'Connor has the latest forecast.
This snowfall season is officially Duluth's snowiest on record, per the National Weather Service.
A winter storm watch is in effect Wednesday night through Friday in far northern and northwestern Minnesota.
