Weather

Northern Minnesota is most likely going to get some accumulating snow this weekend but what will it be like for us here in Southeastern Minnesota?

Well, the calendar now says it's October so it shouldn't be a surprise that we might see a little frost on the pumpkin Friday morning.

Anyone who has been in Minnesota for at least 20 years has experienced climate change firsthand.

The National Weather Service issued a La Niña advisory and explained what that potentially could mean for our winter months.

Make it three in a row. Rochester has set three weather records this week.

Not one but two cold weather records have been set this week in Rochester.

Thursday morning we woke up to temps in the mid-60s, this morning we were greeted by temps in the mid to upper-40s. So when, on average, does Minnesota see the first freeze of the year?

The thunderstorms that moved across southern Minnesota and northern Iowa overnight may have signaled the end of the region's dry spell.

The current forecast predicts the light show will start after midnight.

Record rain fell at the Rochester airport Monday morning.

Southeast Minnesota received some beneficial and much-needed rain Friday morning from a storm system that sped across the region at speeds as high as 60 mph.

Large hail (2" in diameter) and damaging winds are the main threats tonight.

Parts of southeastern Minnesota received some much needed precipitation overnight.

The National Weather Service Office is now estimating that wind gusts around 140-miles-per-hour hit sections of Cedar Rapids, during last week's catastrophic Derecho wind storm.