Minnesota Weather Forecast

Very large hail, tornadoes and damaging winds will be possible both days.

A major storm system is heading to Minnesota.

There have been 25 accumulating snowfalls in the metro this winter. Two have exceeded 3 inches.

Another dry week, it appears, for most of Minnesota.

Another night of brutal cold before temps start to warm up next week.

The latest on what to expect with snow Thursday in Minnesota.

A fast moving band of heavy snow will trek across Minnesota, including the metro area, on Thursday.

It could make for a slick and slow afternoon commute in the Twin Cities.

Strong clipper slices through the region THUR/FRI bringing strong winds.

The Thursday-Friday system isn't major, but it could deliver some snow and maybe even some rain.

A little bit of everything in today's briefing with meteorologist Sven Sundgaard.

The air temp and wind chill will be at the cancellation threshold, per FIFA recommendations. But the game is still on as planned.

Novak Weather has the latest on Minnesota's polar plunge that will last the rest of the work week.

The weekend should warm up after this 3- to 4-day shot of Arctic air.

The biggest snowfall in the Twin Cities since getting a foot on Dec. 10 is a measly 3.7 inches.

It's quiet weather in Minnesota, but far from it in other parts of the country.

It could be some of the coldest temperatures we've seen since January 2019.

Precipitation is expected to begin Wednesday afternoon.

The system could impact the region Wednesday-Friday next week.

A big storm system could shape up somewhere in the central U.S. next week.

Cold and quiet this week before a warmup and then perhaps more action.