Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today, with winter weather advisories for northern regions and a special weather statement for areas along and south of Interstate 90. We're starting Monday morning with mild conditions, but changes are coming fast. Temperatures peaked early this afternoon around 71 degrees, but they'll drop steadily through the evening.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Get ready for a classic Minnesota weather roller coaster this Monday. We're starting the week with near-record warmth that'll have temperatures soaring into the 70s this afternoon, but don't pack away those jackets just yet – much colder air is already gathering strength to our north. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 50s across most of the state.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota this Monday morning, including flood warnings and a special weather statement for wintry conditions impacting northwest regions. While Here comes near-record warmth today, significant changes are ahead. This morning starts mild with temperatures already in the 50s across most areas.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today, including flood warnings and a special weather statement as a low pressure system approaches from the west. We're tracking significant changes that will impact the entire state through early this week. This Sunday starts cool with temperatures around 39 degrees this morning.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Minnesota today, with the most significant flooding concerns along the Minnesota River valley and several tributaries throughout southern portions of the state. These warnings will continue through at least Monday as snowmelt and recent rainfall keep water levels elevated. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s across most of the state.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are active across Minnesota this Sunday morning, including flood warnings along several rivers and a special weather statement for a developing low pressure system tracking toward southern Canada. We're starting the day around 39 degrees, perfect for that morning coffee on the porch. By noon, temperatures climb into the mid-50s with southerly winds picking up.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Red Flag Warnings are in effect across much of Minnesota today as extremely dry conditions combine with gusty winds to create dangerous fire weather. The National Weather Service has issued multiple alerts covering southeast Minnesota and extending into northeast Iowa, where any spark could rapidly spread. This morning started chilly with temperatures bottoming out at 37 degrees around 6 A.M.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today, with Red Flag Warnings and Special Weather Statements covering much of the state. The combination of strong winds and dry conditions creates dangerous fire weather through the afternoon. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 40s, but southwest winds are already picking up.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple Red Flag Warnings are in effect across Minnesota today, creating dangerous fire conditions from the Twin Cities down through southern portions of the state. With humidity dropping below twenty percent and winds gusting to twenty miles per hour, any spark could quickly spread. This morning starts chilly at twenty-one degrees, but temperatures climb rapidly through the day.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Fire danger takes center stage across Minnesota today and tomorrow, with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches blanketing much of the state. The combination of gusty southwest winds and extremely low humidity creates dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning. This morning starts quiet with temperatures around 25 degrees and light westerly winds.