We're still on track to receive some fresh snow but the track and amounts are anything but settled yet. As we now are closer to the...

November is going out like a lion or at least like winter! The models continue to narrow in on a swath of snow tracking through...

Fall 2022 will end quite mild, at nearly 2 degrees above normal but we have certainly had some snow and at least short bursts of cold....

It may yet be meteorological fall but we know better in Minnesota than to always wait until December 1, let alone to wait until the...

Winter. You either love it or hate it or… you’re just fine with it taking its time. For meteorologists and climate watchers it’s another...

I’ve written about persistence forecasting before: that is, throw away the models and when you haven’t had rain a long time… don’t...

We got the first measurable snowfall out of the way and this year, it came early. On average, we see the first measurable snowfall...

September is ending much the way it began and persisted: warm and dry. If not for the recent cool blast, we’d have had an even more...

ANOTHER round of storms is possible Sunday evening into the overnight. Currently (as of 12pm Sunday) we still have A LOT of low clouds...

Double dipping is a social faux pas at any party but can you imagine a triple dipper? That’s what we have going on this year with La...

I discussed ‘mega-rainfalls’ (defined by 6 to 8+ inches over a 1,000+ square mile area) a few weeks ago and they just keep coming for...

Northern lights visible Wednesday night? A coronal mass ejection (CME) left the sun and reached earth Tuesday night. It’s a recipe for...

Catastrophic flooding has been making the headlines to our south recently from Missouri through Kentucky- where up to a foot of rain has...

Well no shocker, it was a warmer than normal month of July. We ended the month +2.0° F above normal. That’s using the modern (1991-2020)...

(Sauk Rapids/ St. Cloud tornado, 1886: TPT/PBS Twin Cities) Minnesota sits on the northern edge of some of the planet’s most intense and...

July 1936 was the hottest July ever recorded in the Twin Cities and across Minnesota. In the July 10-14th, 1936 heat wave an estimated...

You hear about the polar vortex every so often and it's namesake is used to refer to any cold, nasty winter weather but the the polar...

We all have started to complain about the cold and snowy spring but in the southern half of the state it's nowhere near as bad as...

Many have asked: "Is it windier than usual?" .... YES, it has been. April has been averaging wind speeds near 13 mph, up from the average...

March has already been a wet month and we might have another storm yet before we head into April but how much has this moisture impacted...