Weather

Warmer weather returns to Minnesota on Monday with highs in the 70s, passing clouds and the chance for an isolated shower.

Frost advisories and freeze warnings were in place for some areas of Minnesota on Sunday morning.

A mild fall-feeling day will close out this weekend with temperatures in the 70s returning for the work week ahead.

Expedia said cities in Connecticut, Virginia and Michigan are seeing significant increases in search traffic, which can correlate to destinations with fall foliage and even Oktoberfest celebrations.

Saturday is kicking off on a sunny note before cloud cover increases in the afternoon, bringing a chance of showers.

While the islands are in the five-day forecast cone, meteorologists said that Kiko will be a completely different storm by the time it approaches Hawaii early next week.

A contractor inspecting hail damage after a storm in 2022 was accused of intentionally damaging homes to increase the insurance payouts.

Friday brings a chilly, October-like feel to Minnesota with gusty winds, highs in the 50s, and a possible stray sprinkle.

The days of green vegetation are now numbered as the calendar ticks over to September and what is arguably the prettiest time of year. But the wild swings in rainfall across the state could lead to some muted colors moving forward.

Thursday brings a cooler and increasingly cloudy day ahead of afternoon rain showers in the Twin Cities metro area.

Hurricane Kiko has intensified into a Category 2 storm with winds of 105 mph as it tracks westward across the Pacific.