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Your morning Minnesota weather update Two significant weather alerts are affecting Minnesota today, with dangerous conditions along Lake Superior and ongoing flooding concerns in multiple areas statewide. We're starting Saturday morning with temperatures in the mid-50s, climbing steadily through the day to reach 69 degrees by 3 P.M. The good news is we'll stay dry throughout the entire day and into Sunday morning.
Your evening Minnesota weather update Active weather is moving into Minnesota today with multiple alerts in effect. Beach hazards are creating dangerous swimming conditions along Lake Superior, while flood advisories continue across portions of the state due to ongoing rain and snowmelt. This morning started cool with temperatures around 54 degrees at 5 A.M.
Your midday Minnesota weather update Multiple weather alerts are affecting Minnesota today, with dangerous conditions developing along Lake Superior and flooding concerns across several regions. The Beach Hazards Statement warns of high waves and strong rip currents making swimming extremely dangerous along the North Shore. This Friday starts mild with temperatures around 60 degrees this morning.
Your morning Minnesota weather update Six weather alerts are in effect across Minnesota this Friday, with frost advisories covering northern counties and fire weather concerns developing statewide. The combination of cold morning temperatures and dry afternoon conditions will require different precautions throughout your day. This morning starts chilly with temperatures bottoming out around 50 degrees in the Twin Cities by 6 A.M., but northern areas near Bemidji and International Falls could see readings drop to 34 degrees.
Your evening Minnesota weather update Multiple weather alerts are active across Minnesota today, with frost advisories covering much of the state and dangerous conditions developing along Lake Superior. Temperatures dropped into the low thirties overnight, creating widespread frost that could damage sensitive plants. We're starting Thursday morning with temperatures in the upper thirties to low forties.
Your midday Minnesota weather update Here's the reality of living here—step outside right now and it feels like. Mid-July, but tonight the northern half of the state is dipping back into October. Right now, we're sitting at a comfortable 62 degrees, it's that perfect "roll the windows down" kind of afternoon. [NO BUMPERS - Emergency recovery publish]
Your midday Minnesota weather update Flood advisories remain in effect across the far eastern portions of the Rainy River watershed. High water continues from runoff and snowmelt that accumulated from late April into early May, so if you're in those areas, stay alert for standing water and potential road closures. We're sitting pretty comfortable this Wednesday morning.
Your morning Minnesota weather update We're waking up to a widespread freeze and frost threat across Minnesota this morning, with temperatures plummeting as low as 29 degrees in some areas. Nineteen weather alerts are currently in effect, including Freeze Warnings and multiple Frost Advisories that'll impact your Wednesday morning plans. Right now at 6 A.M., we're sitting at a chilly 38 degrees, but here's the good news - temperatures will climb steadily through the day.
Your evening Minnesota weather update Multiple frost and freeze alerts are in effect across Minnesota this Tuesday morning, with temperatures dipping as low as 32 degrees in some areas overnight. These unusually cold conditions for late May require immediate attention to protect sensitive plants and outdoor equipment. This morning started chilly with temperatures around 40 degrees at 6 A.M.
Your midday Minnesota weather update Multiple frost advisories are taking center stage across Minnesota this Tuesday morning, with eight alerts currently active as temperatures dip into the low-to-mid thirties. These conditions are creating widespread frost formation that could damage sensitive vegetation and outdoor plants. Starting your Tuesday morning, we're sitting at a chilly 41 degrees, but don't worry - warming is on the way.