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Weather and Climate News

How much snow will fall? Do you need to shovel? What to know about the storm

How much snow will fall? Do you need to shovel? What to know about the storm

The heaviest accumulations are expected across western and central Minnesota, which could get up to 2 feet of snow. Current forecasts show the Twin Cities seeing anywhere from 8 to 12 inches of snow, while the Brainerd area could see as much as 18 inches.
by Nancy Yang

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Storm to hit Rockies before forming new 'bomb cyclone'

Storm to hit Rockies before forming new 'bomb cyclone'

Flood, snow, avalanche and fire alerts popped up Monday from Idaho to Colorado, as parts of the U.S. interior that were paralyzed by blizzards and floods last month braced for round two of an unusual weather phenomenon.
by Associated Press

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Southern Minn. rivers likely to rise again from spring snowstorm melt; Red River Valley remains hopeful

Southern Minn. rivers likely to rise again from spring snowstorm melt; Red River Valley remains hopeful

Just as celebrations of "ideal conditions" and the "perfect melt" began creeping into talk of the spring flood season in Minnesota, the reminder that spring can be unpredictable has arrived: Several forecasts suggest the state might be in for a walloping wintry storm by the end of the week.
by MPR News Staff

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Monday warmth; update on the midweek snowstorm

Monday warmth; update on the midweek snowstorm

Our Sunday high reached 63 degrees at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Dew point temperatures were in the lower 50s, so it felt very spring-like. I think you’ll enjoy our Monday weather. Our Wednesday and Thursday weather? Not so much. On to the details. Temperature trends Monday highs are expected to reach the 60s in most of…
by Ron Trenda

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