National Weather Service

It was Monday's warm, windy weather that combined with dry vegetation to produce wildfires in parts of Minnesota

Olmsted County took the brunt of the late winter storm that spent most of Monday causing problems in southeast Minnesota.

With 4-8 inches of snow forecasted across Southeast Minnesota, Snowbi-Wan Kenobi is making its first appearance on an area roadway.

A winter storm warning is now in effect for all of southeast Minnesota, except for Houston and Winona counties.

The warning will be in effect through 4:00 pm Monday areas south of a line from Redwood Falls to Mankato and Waseca.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for the western two-thirds of southern Minnesota.

The early-season tornado watch issued for southeast Minnesota Wednesday was among the earliest on record.

Tuesday is expected to be the warmest day in southeast Minnesota since around Election Day and it could be a record-setter for some cities.

Those with travel plans in southeast Minnesota Saturday evening are being advised to be prepared for possible hazardous driving conditions.

Being a storm spotter would be cool. But I'd be much better at being a Puppy Spotter! How 'bout you? What kind of spotter would you be?

After nearly a week, Rochester is expected to finally experience above zero temperatures Tuesday.

Rochester may experience a 50-degree swing in temperatures in one week.

It will be ANOTHER very cold Valentine’s Day in southeast Minnesota.

Rochester is dealing with two cold-weather streaks, one of them VERY cold.