Your midday Minnesota weather update

Fire danger takes center stage across Minnesota today with multiple Red Flag Warnings in effect. Dry conditions and gusty winds create dangerous fire spread potential, especially across southern and western portions of the state. This morning starts quiet with temperatures in the low twenties, but conditions change quickly.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple Fire Weather Watches are in effect across Minnesota, with the National Weather Service particularly concerned about conditions developing Saturday morning through Saturday evening. Low humidity and gusty winds will create dangerous fire conditions, especially across western and southern portions of the state. Today stays dry with temperatures climbing to 42 degrees by 6 P.M.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Minnesota this Thursday morning, with rivers and streams running high from recent snowmelt. The most significant flooding continues along the Minnesota River valley and tributaries in southern counties, where water levels have exceeded flood stage in several communities. Today shapes up mostly dry but breezy.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are affecting Minnesota today, including Winter Weather Advisories and a Flood Warning. The most pressing concern is freezing rain developing across portions of the state as temperatures drop from their early morning high. We're starting with temperatures near 51 degrees at 5 A.M., but don't expect it to last.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Minnesota this Wednesday, with the most significant flooding concerns concentrated along our major river systems. Standing water and swollen streams remain problematic after overnight rainfall. This morning's rain tapered off around noon, leaving us with improving conditions this afternoon.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

We're dealing with widespread flooding concerns across Minnesota today, with multiple Flood Warnings in effect as recent snowmelt and rainfall continue to push rivers and streams beyond their banks. This Wednesday starts mild but wet. Rain moves through the Twin Cities Metro between 3 and 9 A.M., with the heaviest downpours expected around 7 A.M.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings are active across Minnesota this morning, with rivers and streams running high from recent snowmelt and rainfall. Water levels continue rising in several areas, creating hazardous conditions that will persist through the week. Early morning rain wraps up by 5 A.M., leaving behind cloudy skies and temperatures sitting at 41 degrees.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Multiple Flood Warnings are in effect across Minnesota today, with rivers and streams running high from recent snowmelt. The National Weather Service has issued these warnings for portions of central and southern Minnesota, where water levels continue to rise above flood stage. This Tuesday starts mild with temperatures sitting at 41 degrees early this morning.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Minnesota this Tuesday as spring snowmelt continues to swell rivers and streams throughout the state. The most significant flooding concerns are along major river valleys where ice jams are creating additional complications. This morning started at 41 degrees.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Dense fog and flooding concerns are creating hazardous conditions across Minnesota this Tuesday morning. Multiple flood warnings remain in effect while visibility drops below a quarter mile in many areas. Starting your Tuesday morning with temperatures around 39 degrees, we'll see steady warming through the day.