The National Weather Service says that highs today are expected to reach the lower 90s over Central Minnesota, with heat indices in the mid to upper 90s this afternoon.
After a hot and humid day today, thunderstorms will become likely overnight tonight, some could be severe -- with large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rain.
The National Weather Service is telling us that an early season, potentially record-breaking heat wave is on the way for Central Minnesota from late this week through early next week.
Along with muggy conditions and a threat of thunderstorms through Friday, the forecast is calling for high temps in the 90s...
If you think this April in St. Cloud felt more like February, you might be onto something. April 2018 was among the coldest and snowiest in St. Cloud's history.
The National Weather Service says there is a marginal risk of severe weather across Central Minnesota Monday evening into Monday night -- with the main threat being large hail.
After enduring weeks and weeks of above normal snowfall, and below normal temps, Mother Nature has finally come to her senses. Here are the forecast high temps for the next ten days.
Spring-hungry Minnesotans like myself are not at all thrilled to hear that more accumulating snow could fall across Central Minnesota this Friday night and Saturday.