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Weather and Climate News

Fluffy snow ending; brutal cold on its way

Fluffy snow ending; brutal cold on its way

Low temperatures on both Wednesday and Thursday mornings are likely to range from from about 25 below in the south to around 40 below in the north. The Twin Cities could be down around 28 below on both days.
by Bill Endersen

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As arctic blast smacks Minnesota, Arrowhead 135 racers will hit the trail

As arctic blast smacks Minnesota, Arrowhead 135 racers will hit the trail

Minnesota's Arrowhead 135 endurance race is a tough test in any weather conditions. But this year the forecast calls for temperatures perhaps in the 30s below zero with wind chills near 60 below during the race.
by Andrew Krueger

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A slow go on Monday; Snowstorm update and the latest on incredibly cold mid-week temps

A slow go on Monday; Snowstorm update and the latest on incredibly cold mid-week temps

Most of Minnesota will see plenty of snow Sunday evening through the overnight hours of Sunday night. The snow tapers of from west to east Monday morning. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale forecast model shows the potential snow pattern from Sunday evening through Monday: The main snow area leaves the Twin…
by Ron Trenda

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Winter storm update, heaviest snow band; coldest temps since 1996 on Wednesday?

Winter storm update, heaviest snow band; coldest temps since 1996 on Wednesday?

We have some Sunday morning sunshine, but there’s still a winter storm headed toward Minnesota. Snow will move into far western Minnesota later this Sunday morning, then spread across eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin during the afternoon and early evening hours. Snow continues tonight into early Monday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American…
by Ron Trenda

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Snowstorm update; extremely cold temps and wind chills this week

Snowstorm update; extremely cold temps and wind chills this week

Here’s a Sunday morning snowstorm update. Snow will move into western Minnesota later this Sunday morning, then spread across eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin during the afternoon and early evening hours. Snow continues tonight into early Monday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale forecast model shows the potential snow pattern from Sunday…
by Ron Trenda

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