Fall warm-up continues on Thursday in the Twin Cities
High pressure over the Great Lakes continues to dominate our forecast, bringing clear skies and a light southerly wind to the Twin Cities on Thursday.
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High pressure over the Great Lakes continues to dominate our forecast, bringing clear skies and a light southerly wind to the Twin Cities on Thursday.
With our soggy summer in the rearview, fall is off to a dry start.
The National Weather Service in Duluth is surveying damage in the Arrowhead Region after a confirmed tornado roared through on Thursday evening.
Friday will be a perfect end to the workweek, with WCCO's NEXT Weather Team dubbing it a #Top10WxDay.
Thursday is a NEXT Weather Alert day due to the potential for severe storms.
We're still dealing with summertime heat this week, but the National Weather Service is already getting ready for some changes this winter.
It will be a hot and humid afternoon for the Vikings home opener against the San Francisco 49ers.
Clouds and spotty showers will make for a slightly cooler start to the weekend.
Friday will have a similar look and feel to the last few days in the Twin Cities with a mostly sunny sky, a bit of haze and highs in the mid-80s.
An upper-level ridge is set to bring the hottest day of the week on Thursday in the Twin Cities, with afternoon temps in the upper 80s.
Sunday was another beautiful day filled with sunshine and warmer temperatures after a brief fling with fall.
Today's beautiful fall-like temperatures won't last much longer, as we're projected to return to the 80's by next week.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources released its 2024 fall colors forecast on Friday. Here's what to know.
Outside of a stray shower on Friday, the metro will enjoy a mix of sun and clouds. A northerly breeze will make it feel like fall with highs only in the upper 60s.
With Thursday morning's rain done, expect the clouds to gradually clear through the afternoon.