minnesota weather

The good news is that the National Weather Service wrote we should see some sun tomorrow afternoon, and to go along with that sunshine we should see warmer temps with highs expected to be in the mid-50s.

A big shoutout to Rice County Sheriff's Office Sargent Budin for helping this driver out!

Here's to hoping the current forecasting model is more correct than we often give it credit for, and we do indeed see some warmer seasonal temperatures.

Wind, rain, colder temperatures, and potential snow await Minnesotans during Holy Week.

Minnesota is a land of complete extremes, and our record temperatures are no exception.

Friday's possible weather isn't great news for folks who plan on attending the American Truckers Freedom Convoy, if there is snow and ice, it won't be easy going for those driving or for those wanting to show their support along the way.

While we won't be donning flip-flops or shorts, the warm-up will make being outdoors a little bit more pleasant, at least compared to the colder than average temps we've seen over the last few weeks.

Record warm temperatures and the possibility of severe weather are making headlines but here is another bit of weather news: it will be lighter later in the evening starting this week in Minnesota.

The question that always seems to come up after an event, like what we had, is just how much snow fell?

The National Weather Service in the Twin Cities has declared a Winter Storm Watch for portions of Southeastern Minnesota, with the watch just missing Rice and Waseca Counties.