Central Region forecast: Upper 50s for Minneapolis through Santa Fe
It's clear skies throughout the central region, with heat and humidity building throughout the area into Sunday.
Parts of central and western Minnesota facing severe weather threat
There is a moderate tornado threat for an area stretching from west of the Twin Cities Metro to southwestern Minnesota, including Brainerd, Willmar and Marshall.
Line of clouds and dust move through South Dakota
Photographer Shawn Hinnant capture an incredible line of clouds and dust passing through South Dakota near Sioux Falls.
Hail in Zimmerman Monday morning
This video taken at 9:30 am Monday shows a downpour of hail n Zimmerman, Minn.
Long winter extends ski season, delays camping in northern Minnesota
Lingering snow on the North Shore has helped extend the ski season, but it has delayed camping in the Superior National Forest.
Freezing temps are finally winding down in the Twin Cities
After another shot of cold air this week, it feels like we may never break away from our frozen temperatures. However, as cold as it has felt over the last several weeks, there are signs that this may be it for frozen temps…at least in the Twin Cities.
Study claims liquid brine clears highways faster after winter storms
C’ya salt: A study in Wisconsin might have proven a way to clear snowy roads faster and by using less salt.
Are we finally done with snow in Minnesota?
The short answer: maybe.
Motorists navigate whiteout conditions during North Dakota blizzard
Video captured by Fortuna, North Dakota, resident Alex Althoff shows whiteout conditions during the blizzard on Wednesday. Credit: Alex Althoff via Storyful
Photos: Spring blizzard causes massive snowdrifts in North Dakota
The days-long spring blizzard dumped more than 20 inches of snow in some areas of North Dakota.
Warning: Big weather changes ahead in Minnesota
A very pleasant day is expected Monday and will easily be the nicest of the week, but the changes begin already on Tuesday. Clouds and showers arrive along with a big surge of moisture.
Twin Cities possible last measurable snow is right on target
As amazing as it may sound, our persistent dustings of snow this week have been...perfectly normal. While the sheer number of hours that we've had flakes falling may be a bit unusual for this time of year, the sole fact that it's snowing at all is perfectly common. The Twin Cities snow season often lasts well into April and can get all the way through much of May... although May snow is far less common.
'Sometimes it snows in April:' A look back at records in Minnesota
Happy April! With a wintery mix in the forecast for Sunday afternoon, FOX 9's Alex Lehnert breaks down Minnesota's snow records for April.
Icy spots make for a slick Thursday morning commute
After a slushy Wednesday in the metro, we could see some more snow flurries overnight into Thursday morning before skies clear in the afternoon.
Rain with some thunder possible overnight for Twin Cities
A slew of precipitation types moved into Minnesota starting late Tuesday and will continue through Wednesday and Wednesday night. But some areas will see a lot more liquid than others and vice versa.
After the windiest winter in decades, strong gusts are again on the horizon
The winter temperatures in the Twin Cities this year finished below average, the coldest in eight years. But it was also the gustiest in more than five decades, which made it feel so much colder than the thermometer may otherwise have shown.
Rain (and some snow) soaks Twin Cities, parts of Minnesota see foot of snow
The Twin Cities metro is waking up to a fresh little coating of snow on our cooler grassy surfaces Wednesday, while parts of northern Minnesota saw over a foot of snow.
After a long winter, golf is back at some Minnesota courses
After months of snow and ice, opening weekend at the driving range at River Oaks Golf Course in Cottage Grove couldn't come soon enough for some golfers.
7 things to know about hail
It’s the one frozen precipitation that can occur in the middle of a summer heat wave: Hail. Here’s a list of seven facts you may not know about those little (or maybe not so little) pellets of ice:
Twin Cities weather: 1 to 4 inches of morning snow before warm-up to 50s this week
A few aggressive snow bursts with snowfall rates of one inch per hour helped folks in a narrow band just northwest and north of the immediate Twin Cities metro see 1 to 4 inches or more. Here's what to expect the rest of the day.