Fireworks forecast: Storms possible this afternoon
A level two risk covers most of the state, with storms possible this afternoon and this evening.
A level two risk covers most of the state, with storms possible this afternoon and this evening.
Backup plans for July 4 fireworks
With the possibility of weather ruining fireworks, some are making backup plans for the July 4th holiday.
With the possibility of weather ruining fireworks, some are making backup plans for the July 4th holiday.
Minnesotans cool down on hottest day of year
With temps rising into the mid-90s, Monday was the hottest day so far in 2023. FOX 9's Rose Schmidt caught up with some Minnesotans trying to keep cool on the extended holiday weekend.
With temps rising into the mid-90s, Monday was the hottest day so far in 2023. FOX 9's Rose Schmidt caught up with some Minnesotans trying to keep cool on the extended holiday weekend.
Minnesota weather: July 4th forecast
After a steamy Monday, Ian Leonard has a look ahead for your July 4th forecast.
After a steamy Monday, Ian Leonard has a look ahead for your July 4th forecast.
Minnesota sending firefighters to battle wildfires in Canada
A crew of 17 Minnesota firefighters is headed up north to help contain wildfires burning in Manitoba.
A crew of 17 Minnesota firefighters is headed up north to help contain wildfires burning in Manitoba.
Minnesota weather: Storms creep into Twin Cities
After a boiling hot Monday across the Twin Cities metro, some spots are seeing some rain.
After a boiling hot Monday across the Twin Cities metro, some spots are seeing some rain.
MN weather: Steamy on Monday, storms possible
After isolated early morning drips fade, we're likely on our way to the warmest day so far this year as temps edge into the mid-90s with a heat index topping 97 degrees. This steam could lead to a few isolated late-day and evening rumbles.
After isolated early morning drips fade, we're likely on our way to the warmest day so far this year as temps edge into the mid-90s with a heat index topping 97 degrees. This steam could lead to a few isolated late-day and evening rumbles.
Storms possible for July 4 in Minnesota
Ian Leonard has your look ahead for July 4th weather in Minnesota.
Ian Leonard has your look ahead for July 4th weather in Minnesota.
Minnesota forecast: 'Slight' chance of severe weather afternoon of July 4th
Most of the Minnesota faces a Level 2 "Slight" risk of severe weather for Tuesday afternoon.
Most of the Minnesota faces a Level 2 "Slight" risk of severe weather for Tuesday afternoon.
Potential for severe July 4th weather in MN
Most of the Minnesota faces a Level 2 "Slight" risk of severe weather for Tuesday afternoon.
Most of the Minnesota faces a Level 2 "Slight" risk of severe weather for Tuesday afternoon.
Minnesota weather: What to expect for the July 4 holiday weekend
Here's your holiday weekend forecast for the Twin Cities and portions of northern Minnesota.
Here's your holiday weekend forecast for the Twin Cities and portions of northern Minnesota.
MN weather: Hot holiday weekend
The Fourth of July holiday weekend will be hot, with temperatures reaching the high 80s on Saturday and into the 90s on Sunday. The weekend should stay dry, but storms are possible for July 4.
The Fourth of July holiday weekend will be hot, with temperatures reaching the high 80s on Saturday and into the 90s on Sunday. The weekend should stay dry, but storms are possible for July 4.
July 4 weekend forecast
A great start to the holiday weekend saw a sunny Friday, while Saturday and Sunday will provide hot and sunny days as well.
A great start to the holiday weekend saw a sunny Friday, while Saturday and Sunday will provide hot and sunny days as well.
MN weather: Hot holiday weekend
Bright and hot with low humidity for the next three days as the upper 80s climb into the lower 90s. Steamy mugginess returns with the hottest air of the season on Monday (with spotty storms in NW MN) and muggy 90s with storm chances for all on the Fourth of July.
Bright and hot with low humidity for the next three days as the upper 80s climb into the lower 90s. Steamy mugginess returns with the hottest air of the season on Monday (with spotty storms in NW MN) and muggy 90s with storm chances for all on the Fourth of July.
Minnesota weather: Heating up for July 4
Friday will be warm and breezy, with a high of around 88 degrees in the Twin Cities. Temperatures will heat up for the holiday weekend with highs in the 90s and possibly storms on July 4. Temperatures will cool to the 80s by mid-week.
Friday will be warm and breezy, with a high of around 88 degrees in the Twin Cities. Temperatures will heat up for the holiday weekend with highs in the 90s and possibly storms on July 4. Temperatures will cool to the 80s by mid-week.
Minnesota weather: Quietest start to severe weather season in nearly 30 years
With the lack of rain, comes the lack of storms in what is usually the busiest time of year for severe weather as our strong storm chances usually peak in the first week or two of July.
With the lack of rain, comes the lack of storms in what is usually the busiest time of year for severe weather as our strong storm chances usually peak in the first week or two of July.
Texas heat wave continues
Temperatures in Texas well above average as a heat wave lingers.
Temperatures in Texas well above average as a heat wave lingers.
Thursday's forecast: Hazy with highs in the 80s
Some storms possible later tonight. The week should be sunny and dry.
Some storms possible later tonight. The week should be sunny and dry.
How is air quality measured?
As smoky air from Canada’s wildfires shrouds broad swaths of the U.S., here are seven facts you should know about measuring air quality.
As smoky air from Canada’s wildfires shrouds broad swaths of the U.S., here are seven facts you should know about measuring air quality.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for NW Wisconsin
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of northwest Wisconsin on Wednesday evening.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of northwest Wisconsin on Wednesday evening.



















