Your morning Minnesota weather update

Two weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today, with dangerous swimming conditions along Lake Superior and very dry conditions spreading across the northeast part of the state. This Wednesday starts mild with temperatures in the low 60s this morning, but we're heading for a hot afternoon. By noon, expect readings in the mid-80s, climbing to around 90 degrees by 4 P.M.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Active weather is moving into Minnesota this afternoon and evening, with thunderstorms developing between 5 P.M. We're tracking six weather alerts statewide, including Special Weather Statements for dry conditions in northern regions and a Flood Advisory for areas already saturated from recent rains.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Active weather is moving across Minnesota this Tuesday with multiple Special Weather Statements in effect. Doppler radar is currently tracking a strong thunderstorm near Renville, about 13 miles north of Redwood Falls, moving northeast at 10 miles per hour. We're starting the day mild with temperatures already in the 70s this morning.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Hot and dry conditions dominate Minnesota this Memorial Day with special weather statements warning of near-critical fire danger across much of the state. Low humidity and gusty winds create dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning. This morning started warm at 68 degrees.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Six weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota this Memorial Day, with near-critical fire conditions developing as humidity drops dangerously low this afternoon. The combination of warm temperatures, dry air. And steady winds creates elevated fire risk from the Twin Cities through central Minnesota.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today, with flooding concerns along rivers and near-critical fire conditions developing this afternoon as temperatures soar into the upper 80s. We're starting the morning at a comfortable 63 degrees with southwest winds. As we move through the day, expect a steady temperature climb reaching the low 70s by 9 A.M., then jumping to around 80 by noon.

Your evening Minnesota weather update

Severe thunderstorms are firing up across Minnesota this evening with multiple warnings in effect. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for areas south of Hutchinson where a storm near Stewart is tracking east at twenty miles per hour. These storms are just the beginning of an active weather pattern that will continue through the overnight hours.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Multiple flood advisories remain in effect across Minnesota this Sunday as rain and snowmelt continue to cause flooding concerns. The most significant impacts are in Lake County where standing water persists on roads and low-lying areas, though that advisory has been cancelled. However, flood advisories continue for other portions of the state as waterways remain swollen from recent precipitation.

Your morning Minnesota weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota this Sunday morning, with dense fog creating hazardous visibility and ongoing flooding from recent rain and snowmelt impacting several areas. Right now at 5 A.M., we're sitting at 47 degrees under foggy conditions. Visibility is down to less than a quarter mile in many spots, making for dangerous driving conditions this morning.

Your midday Minnesota weather update

Two significant weather alerts are affecting Minnesota this Saturday, with dangerous conditions along Lake Superior and ongoing flooding concerns in multiple areas statewide. Starting this morning, temperatures bottomed out at 53 degrees around 4 A.M. and we're already seeing that steady climb that'll take us to 76 degrees by 1 P.M.