Weather

Strong storms ripped through northeast Minnesota Monday afternoon. The Lake Vermillion area appears to be hard hit with down trees and power lines.

The steamy summer of 2020 continues for Minnesota. Scattered storms will dump locally heavy rainfall. A fresher air mass blows in Friday.

Hot and humid weather continues through the week, and showers and storms will stay widespread through at least Wednesday. While heavy rain is causing flash flooding concerns, in some parts of Minnesota the precipitation has been very beneficial. 

Monday will be another hot and humid day, with scattered showers and storms, especially for southern Minnesota. Occasional severe storms and periods of heavy rain are likely.

All or nothing. We have a recap of the flooding rains that hit parts of the east metro Sunday afternoon, plus a look at the week ahead.

Slow moving thunderstorms are causing flooding in the parts of the Twin Cities metro area. Flash flood warnings continue in east-central Ramsey County and west-central Washington County until 6 p.m.

It’ll definitely feel summery today. We have details on the heat and humidity, plus a look at thunderstorm chances. We also take a look at the week ahead and beyond; will cool air arrive at some point?

There aren’t any big changes in today’s forecast. It’ll be humid, and temperatures will top 90 in many locations. Details on that, plus a look at thunderstorm chances.

Warmth and humidity. We have plenty of both in our Sunday forecast. Details on that, plus a look at who may see Sunday rain and a peek at the week ahead.

This Fourth of July will feature warm temps and summery humidity levels. Some areas will also see thunderstorms at times. We have your 4th of July weather details plus a look at Sunday and the week ahead.