In a year when our weather has made a lot of headlines, is it much of a surprise to learn that a survey says our weather here in Minnesota is the second-most extreme in the country?
The eclipse is set to start around noon on April 8th, reach its highest point by 2:00 pm, and wrap up shortly after 3:00 pm. However, it seems like Minnesota might be in for quite a letdown.
The Farmer's Almanac is said to be right about 80% of the time with its long-range weather predictions. They just released their summer forecast for Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin and are calling for a "seesaw" summer.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is reporting slush covered roads in Southeast Minnesota. Allow yourself some extra time to reach your destination safely.
Let's take a look at the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center's official 30-day forecast and see what kind of weather might be in store for April 2024 across the North Star State.