Weather

Minnesota is in for a warm, muggy Wednesday with two rounds of possible storms. The Twin Cities metro is under a level 2 slight risk for severe weather, while southeastern Minnesota is under a level 3 enhanced risk.

Tenants at a north Minneapolis apartment complex are struggling to stay cool as broken air conditioning and other problems remain unresolved during another day of high temperatures.

Paris Deputy Mayor Audrey Pulvar released a lengthy statement blaming the United States for the deadly heat wave over France this past week.

A threatening heat dome will engulf the central and eastern U.S. this week with heat index temperatures — which combine air temperature with humidity — soaring into the triple-digits in some areas.

Many communities in northern Minnesota are recovering from severe storms that rolled through the state on Monday.

Early morning storms move out of Minnesota Tuesday, giving way to sunshine and another hot afternoon. An extreme heat warning and heat advisory remain in effect for parts of the state, with additional storm chances returning later in the day.

Minnesota saw a heat wave begin on Monday. Here's where it got the hottest:

A stretch of extremely high temperatures will work its way across Minnesota this week. Here's a compilation of useful information to stay safe, conserve energy and beat the heat.

Dangerous heat settles into Minnesota on Monday as temperatures climb into the upper 90s and heat index values approach 110 degrees, prompting an extreme heat warning. A few storms are possible Monday night, with a level 2 slight risk of severe weather.

Temperatures in the 90s are spreading across the Midwest and will reach the East Coast by midweek, when it will feel like 100 to 110 degrees for tens of millions of people ahead of the 4th of July weekend. Here are some tips to stay cool, save on energy, and not break the bank.