Weather

It's humid out there. The Twin Cities recorded a near-record high dew point temperature of 81 degrees Monday morning, the highest the metro has see in 15 years.

A heat advisory remains in effect Monday as another hot day unfolds across Minnesota, though humidity will gradually ease this afternoon.

The Twin Cities saw its warmest day of the year so far on Sunday as Minnesota was under an extreme heat warning.

A hot and humid Sunday is underway, with heat warnings across most of Minnesota and the potential for storms later in the day.

A fourth firefighter has died from injuries sustained in a deadly Colorado wildfire burnover, nearly a month after he and fellow crew members were overtaken by rapidly spreading flames near the Colorado-Utah border.

It'll be a hot and sticky weekend across the Twin Cities metro as heat and humidity ramp up and weather warnings take effect.

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

Intense heat and thick wildfire smoke has many Minnesotans staying inside and looking for ways to stay cool without increasing energy costs.

A warm, humid Friday morning will lead to a hot and steamy weekend, with storms possible in northern Minnesota and an extreme heat watch for the Twin Cities in the coming days.

Tropical Storm Bertha entered Texas on Thursday afternoon as rain spread across the Gulf Coast and has since been downgraded to remnants only.

Climate change is lengthening mosquito season across much of the U.S., giving disease-carrying mosquitoes more time to spread illnesses. A new analysis reveals which cities are seeing the biggest increases.

Thursday is set to be a "rinse and repeat" of Wednesday with slightly warmer temps and some more sunshine. But the the comfortable weather won't last long as we head into the weekend.