Bundle Up Buttercup, Cool-Down in the Central Minnesota Forecast
Mild temperatures will continue into Saturday, but then a gradual cool down will begin. Then below normal temperatures are expected for the first week of November.
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Mild temperatures will continue into Saturday, but then a gradual cool down will begin. Then below normal temperatures are expected for the first week of November.
The National Weather Service says a threat of severe weather exists across Central Minnesota from late this afternoon through the overnight hours.
The National Weather Service says that record-breaking heat is possible in St. Cloud this weekend (starting today).
The National Weather Service says that June in Minnesota will be coming hot.
There is a risk for severe storms this evening and tonight. The primary threats will be large hail and damaging winds.