Your morning Minnesota weather update

Dense fog is creating hazardous travel conditions across much of Minnesota this morning, with visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less in many areas. Multiple advisories are in effect as this widespread fog blankets the state. This morning's fog will be stubborn, hanging around through 9 A.M.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Dangerous weather moves through Minnesota right now with multiple tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings in effect across southern portions of the state. The National Weather Service has confirmed tornado warnings for the Twin Cities Metro area, with severe storms near New Ulm and Hanska tracking northeast. This Monday afternoon brings the peak of our severe weather threat.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Minnesota today as we prepare for an active weather pattern that will bring severe thunderstorms to much of the state. The National Weather Service has issued twelve weather alerts, with flooding concerns topping the list as our waterways continue running high from recent rainfall. This morning starts quiet with temperatures in the upper 40s and light northerly winds.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today, including flood warnings and watches as we gear up for an active afternoon and evening of severe thunderstorms. The National Weather Service has high confidence—over 70 percent—that severe storms will develop, particularly along and north of Interstate 90. Right now at 7 A.M., we're sitting at a comfortable 52 degrees with calm conditions, but don't let that fool you into thinking it'll stay quiet.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are affecting Minnesota today, with a Red Flag Warning for fire danger. Dense Fog Advisory reducing visibility. And Flood Watch in effect across different regions.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

We're dealing with multiple weather hazards across Minnesota this Sunday, with eleven active alerts including Dense Fog Advisories and a Special Weather Statement for severe thunderstorms. The fog is particularly dangerous with visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less in many areas, while storms are tracking through the northern part of the state. Your Sunday starts with dense fog blanketing much of the region this morning, creating hazardous driving conditions.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota this Sunday morning, with dense fog creating hazardous travel conditions and thunderstorms tracking through southeastern counties. Visibility has dropped to a quarter mile or less in many areas. This morning starts mild at 54 degrees with those thunderstorms moving through areas near Stewartville.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood watches and warnings are in effect across Minnesota this Saturday, with the most serious conditions developing along area rivers as spring runoff combines with incoming thunderstorms. We're starting the day mild at 48 degrees, but temperatures will climb rapidly through the morning hours. By noon, expect readings near 65.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Minnesota this Saturday, with the most serious concerns along our river valleys where spring snowmelt and recent rains have pushed water levels dangerously high. We're starting the day cool at 47 degrees, but temperatures will climb quickly through the morning, reaching 71 by noon. That warming will fuel thunderstorm development, with rain chances jumping from 20 percent this morning to over 80 percent by 5 P.M.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings are active across Minnesota this Saturday as a significant weather system moves through the state. Rising water levels are creating hazardous conditions, particularly along rivers and in low-lying areas where flooding is already occurring or expected to develop. Starting this morning with temperatures near 38 degrees, we'll see a gradual warm-up through the day reaching 57 degrees.