White House: Climate change to bring global tensions, security threats, migration

The Biden administration is laying out the heightened security threats, rising tensions and increased refugee flows facing the U.S. as the climate warms

Orionid meteor shower 2021 to peak this week — along with full moon

The Orionid meteor shower will peak this week, but it also coincides with the brightness of a full moon. Here’s when you might be able to catch a glimpse.

Rain, more seasonable temperatures moving in Wednesday

After a stretch of beautiful, above average weather, rain and more seasonable temperatures are moving in.

Ice Castles returning to New Brighton, Minnesota

The Ice Castles are coming back to Minnesota this winter after missing out last year due to the pandemic.

Duluth poised to declare 1st-ever snow emergency this winter

Duluth could declare its first-ever snow emergency this winter. Until this year, the city did not have designated emergency plow routes or the criteria to declare a snow emergency.

Flood risk threatens 25% of critical US infrastructure, research shows

Flooding isn’t just a threat to our roads. A new study conducted by First Street Foundation found it threatens our police stations, fire stations, hospitals and water treatment facilities.

Twin Cities experiences latest first fall 50s on record

Eleven straight days with highs in the 70s to start the month of October has led to the third warmest start to the month on record and has made for an almost summer feel well into the fall season.

Thursday's forecast: Feel the Fall!
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Seasonable temps today and temps BELOW average for the first time in three weeks tomorrow. The weekend will be beautiful!

Minnesota DNR proposes $13.3 million in funding for drought recovery

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is proposing $13.3 million in funding to address 2021 drought impacts on water and trees, the DNR announced Wednesday.

Tornadoes hit Oklahoma as severe weather sweeps across Central US

Multiple reported tornadoes caused damage in Oklahoma late Sunday, as severe weather also swept through parts of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Texas.

Southwest Airlines, FAA differ over cause for cancellations

The airline canceled more than 1,000 flights in total, or 29% of its schedule, as of 7 p.m. ET Sunday, according to flight tracker FlightAware.