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Weather and Climate News

Snow moves into Minn. Monday, lingers through Tuesday; brace for colder temps later in the week

Snow moves into Minn. Monday, lingers through Tuesday; brace for colder temps later in the week

If you stayed up to watch the total lunar eclipse Sunday evening, you might be a bit sleepy Monday morning: That’s it I’m going to bed. pic.twitter.com/kQJdVzURHU — Tim Post (@TimPostmanPost) January 21, 2019 Now a quick peek at the weather as we start the work week… Temperature trends Monday’s highs will be in the…
by Ron Trenda

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Viewing update for Sunday night’s total lunar eclipse; Monday and Tuesday snow update

Viewing update for Sunday night’s total lunar eclipse; Monday and Tuesday snow update

Tonight’s total lunar eclipse will be viewable all across North America, except where clouds obscure the view: This, from skyandtelescope.com: NPR’s Ian Stewart has a detailed discussion of the lunar eclipse, which includes this diagram from NASA: According to NASA: At 7:33 p.m. PST (10:33 p.m. EST), the edge of the Moon will begin entering the umbra. As…
by Ron Trenda

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Major storms -- and no pay for federal weather forecasters

Major storms -- and no pay for federal weather forecasters

Despite the shutdown, the National Weather Service is putting out forecasts and helping local officials prepare for dangerous weather, even as employees worry about making ends meet at home.
by Rebecca Hersher

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Arctic chill continues; Monday and Tuesday snow chances

Arctic chill continues; Monday and Tuesday snow chances

Saturday night into Sunday will be very cold across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Low temps Saturday night into early Sunday are expected reach the teens and 20s below zero over central and northern Minnesota: Wind chill temps are projected to be in the -40 to -50 range in much of northeastern Minnesota, prompting a wind…
by Ron Trenda

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A dip below zero!; recap of Friday snow totals plus the chilly weekend forecast

A dip below zero!; recap of Friday snow totals plus the chilly weekend forecast

We finally did it! Shortly before 8 this Saturday morning, the temperature dipped below zero at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport: This sets a new record (Jan. 19) for the latest first sub-zero reading of winter in the Twin Cities. According to the Minnesota State Climatology Office, January 18 is the previous date of our latest first…
by Ron Trenda

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