Frosty mornings this weekend across northern Minnesota. 


Frost advisories up north; 70s return late next week

A few very scattered showers are possible in Minnesota and western Wisconsin Saturday afternoon and evening. Sunday looks dry. We have the weekend forecast details.


Weekend weather: Cool, mostly dry; frost possible in northern Minnesota

Cooler air is streaming in with blustery west-northwest winds Friday. Highs will be in the 60s and 50s with winds at 10-25 mph.


Cool weekend, frosty up north; Memorial Day weekend looking summery

After a stormy Thursday it’ll be cooler Friday with lots of clouds and blustery northwest winds. That will set us up for a chilly weekend.


Cooler air settles in for the weekend

Severe hail pounded the Twin Cities and Wisconsin. 


Golf ball to ping pong ball-sized hail pelts Twin Cities into Wisconsin

A severe thunderstorm watch has also been posted for the greater Twin Cities region and parts of western Wisconsin until 10 p.m.


Tornado watch south of Twin Cities; severe thunderstorm watch for metro area

Some areas could see severe weather Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening. A few very scattered showers are possible Saturday afternoon and evening. Sunday looks dry. We have the updated severe weather outlook, plus the chilly weekend weather details.


Thursday severe weather risk; cool and mostly dry this weekend

Strong thunderstorms could develop late Thursday with damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes. The highest risk of severe weather is in southeastern Minnesota. Temperatures will be warmer and it will be more humid across southern Minnesota.


Severe storms possible Thursday; cool weekend ahead

It’ll be a warm Thursday but thunderstorms will develop late in the afternoon and some of those could be severe. Temperatures then drop the next few days.


Strong storms possible Thursday then cooler

Strong to severe storms likely again Thursday.
