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Weather and Climate News

Comfortable temps today: thunder chance increases overnight

Comfortable temps today: thunder chance increases overnight

Far southern Minnesota has the best chance of showers and a few thunderstorms as we go through the daylight hours this Thursday. There is a chance of very scattered showers today from west-central Minnesota to near the western edge of the Twin Cities metro area.
by Ron Trenda

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A dry and cool Sunday; 80s return on Monday

A dry and cool Sunday; 80s return on Monday

Scattered showers will linger into Sunday afternoon in parts of northeastern Minnesota, but most Minnesotans will have a dry Sunday and Sunday evening. It’ll be windy through Sunday afternoon, so there’ll be a good walleye chop on the lakes. Temperature trends Sunday high temps are expected to range from the 50s in far northeastern Minnesota…
by Ron Trenda

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Some Sunday afternoon sunshine; temps rebound this coming week

Some Sunday afternoon sunshine; temps rebound this coming week

Many lawns and gardens had a good drink of water on Saturday. Sunday will be dry for most Minnesotans, but scattered showers could linger in parts of northern Minnesota during the morning hours. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale forecast model shows the potential rain pattern on Sunday: The NAM model shows…
by Ron Trenda

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