As storms approach the Twin Cities and eastern Minnesota, they are weakening, prompting fewer severe thunderstorm warnings.

Heavy rain in recent days, including overnight from Sunday into Monday, caused flooding in parts of southern Minnesota. Fortunately, skies started to clear up late Monday morning and the rest of the ...

The flood watch issued on Sunday remains in place through the morning, with the NWS saying new showers and storms "will lead to a chance for additional flooding and flash flooding," while also noting ...

After some lingering rain moves out Monday morning, the Twin Cities will see partly sunny skies ahead of a cooler, drier week.

By Sunday night, a cold front moving through the state is expected to bring storms across Minnesota. The storms are expected ...

Expect a muggy Monday in Minnesota with morning rain and isolated afternoon showers before things finally dry out in the days ...

Morning fog and clouds will clear for a mostly sunny Tuesday afternoon, though a stray isolated shower is possible later in ...

The Twin Cities and southern Minnesota are in line to receive another 2 to 4 inches of rain through Saturday, and isolated pockets could get 6 inches, the National Weather Service said.

Weather Why did Minnesota get so much rain? KARE 11's Ben Dery explains that a "cut-off low" caused clouds and rain to hang around for a multi-day rain event that put a dent in our drought.

Minnesota could see above-average temperatures and below-average rainfall for the autumn months, according to an outlook ...

FOX 9's Keith Marler shares an update on the Minnesota weather forecast for Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025. ‘You’re gonna regret this ...

Mile-deep underwater volcano off West Coast could erupt soon, scientists say Kristi Noem claims she had to move into ...