Sunny and warm Wednesday with highs near 71°F; light rain possible after 2 a.m. Thursday, then cooler and windy. Plan for damp roads and gusts.

Clear and mild Tuesday in Minneapolis with highs near 56°F, a warmer Wednesday and a sharp cool-down into Friday with lows near 26°F.

Clear Monday morning around 27°F with a high near 47°F. Midweek warms into the 50s–60s with a chance of rain late Wednesday into Thursday.

A mobile AirSCWO unit will arrive in April for a St. Cloud pilot testing whether PFAS in biosolids and spent filter media can be destroyed rather than captured.

Mild Friday with highs near 62°F; Saturday could spike into the mid‑70s. Expect patchy fog overnight and a cooler Sunday.

Thick morning fog will slow Minneapolis commutes, but sun and milder air should melt most snow by tonight.

A state-commissioned analysis says Minnesota will need billions to repair and adapt roads, water systems, farms and public health as climate impacts increase.

Gusty NNW winds and patchy blowing snow make for a slick Monday morning in Minneapolis. Winds ease later but a quick 1–3 inch snow is possible Tuesday night.

Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are striking the Twin Cities on Sunday. Travel is strongly discouraged as crews battle widespread drifting and poor visibility.

Richfield declared a snow emergency as a late‑season storm dumped inches of snow; on‑street parking is banned and towing begins at midnight.

A major winter storm arrives Saturday afternoon with heavy snow and strong winds; travel could be dangerous through Sunday.

Clear, chilly morning gives way to damaging winds tonight and heavy, wet snow this weekend.

Light snow and fog coat Minneapolis Wednesday morning with minor accumulations. Gusty winds Thu–Fri and a possible 4–9 inch snowfall late Saturday–Sunday could complicate travel.