The Minnesota Weather Podcast

The Minnesota Weather Podcast

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Minnesota Weather: 06-04-2026 12PM CDT - Thunderstorms

Your midday Minnesota weather update Showers and thunderstorms are building across western Minnesota this morning and will spread eastward throughout the day, bringing our first real chance for stronger storms this season. Right now at 6 A.M., we're starting mild with temperatures in the low 60s under mostly cloudy skies. Southwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour will shift to the west around 10 this morning.

Minnesota Weather: 06-04-2026 6AM CDT - Thunderstorms

Your morning Minnesota weather update Starting your Thursday morning, we're already seeing storms building across western Minnesota around 5 A.M., with a 65 percent chance of rain at that hour. These will sweep eastward through the morning commute, reaching the Twin Cities Metro by 7 or 8 A.M. Temperatures will climb steadily through the day from our current mid-60s to reach 81 degrees by 4 P.M.

Minnesota Weather: 06-03-2026 6PM CDT - Tornado

Your evening Minnesota weather update Two tornado watches are in effect across western Minnesota this evening, with severe thunderstorms developing along a frontal boundary. The watches cover areas from Clay and Wilkin counties near the North Dakota border down through Big Stone and Traverse counties, remaining active until 11 P.M.

Minnesota Weather: 06-03-2026 12PM CDT - Special Weather

Your midday Minnesota weather update A Special Weather Statement is in effect across Minnesota today as dry conditions and breezy winds create near critical fire weather conditions. This means any outdoor burning should be avoided and extra caution is needed around any potential ignition sources. This Wednesday starts mild with temperatures around 66 degrees this morning, climbing steadily through the day to reach 85 degrees by 4 P.M.

Minnesota Weather: 06-02-2026 6PM CDT - Special Weather

Your evening Minnesota weather update Dry conditions and low humidity are the main concerns across Minnesota today, with Special Weather Statements in effect for northern portions of the state. The combination of very low humidity values and gusty winds will create elevated fire weather conditions, particularly across the Iron Range and areas near the International Border. This morning started comfortable with temperatures around 60 degrees.

Minnesota Weather: 06-02-2026 12PM CDT - Special Weather

Your midday Minnesota weather update Dry conditions are the big concern across Minnesota today with two Special Weather Statements in effect for critically low humidity levels in the north. Here comes relative humidity dropping as low as 15 percent in some areas, creating elevated fire danger. This Tuesday starts comfortable with temperatures in the low 60s this morning.

Minnesota Weather: 06-02-2026 6AM CDT - Special Weather

Your morning Minnesota weather update Special weather statements are in effect across Minnesota today as dry conditions create fire weather concerns, particularly in northern regions where humidity will drop into the dangeroU S Tw to 25 percent range. This Tuesday morning starts comfortable with temperatures around 60 degrees. By mid-morning, we'll climb through the 70s, reaching our peak of 83 degrees around 4 P.M.

Minnesota Weather: 06-01-2026 4PM CDT - Special Weather

Your 4pm Minnesota weather update Summer just kicked down the door in the Twin Cities. You're hitting 80 degrees this afternoon under sunshine so bright you'll be squinting by noon.

Minnesota Weather: 06-01-2026 6AM CDT - Special Weather

Your morning Minnesota weather update Two weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota today. A Special Weather Statement warns of extremely dry conditions with humidity dropping to just 15 to 25 percent this afternoon across the Iron Range.

Minnesota Weather: 05-31-2026 6PM CDT - Rain

Your evening Minnesota weather update Scattered showers and thunderstorms are pushing through Minnesota this Sunday afternoon, with the main action expected between 6 P.M. and early Monday morning. We're tracking a typical late spring weather pattern that'll bring some beneficial rain to most areas.
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