St. Cloud Weather

UPDATED (12:07 PM, 11/10/14): A WINTER STORM WARNING remains in effect for Central & Southern Minnesota through Noon tomorrow for up to 16 inches of snow, and strong winds; making travel hazardous. Following the storm, temps will be significantly colder through the week.

UPDATED (2:43 PM, 11/09/14):  The National Weather Service has issued a WINTER STORM WATCH for Central Minnesota from Sunday evening through Tuesday morning for 8-12" of heavy, wet snow -- with strong winds causing significant blowing and drifting. Stay tuned (online & on-air) for more information.

Severe weather is possible across the St. Cloud area this afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service says the main threat will be for strong winds and large hail. Listen to 103.7 The Loon or (mobile) for possible watches and warnings.

According to the National Weather Service, the threat for severe weather continues across the area today, especially this morning, with some storms capable of producing large hail and damaging winds. Stay tuned to 103.7 The Loon for possible watches & warnings.

The National Weather Service says there's a chance of strong to severe storms across Central Minnesota today, with damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain, and isolated tornadoes possible. Stay tuned to 98 Country throughout the day for any watches and warnings.

Scattered thunderstorms are in the forecast for tomorrow and tomorrow night across the area, and the National Weather Service says that some of those storms could be severe, with large hail and damaging winds. Stay up to date with our interactive weather page.

The National Weather Service says that severe weather is possible across Minnesota today, mainly from late afternoon through the evening. Damaging wind gusts and large hail will be the main threat, but locally heavy rainfall is also expected. Visit our interactive weather page for details, and stay tuned for watches & warnings.

The National Weather Service is forecasting showers & thunderstorms to develop in the west tomorrow afternoon, which may become severe across the western part of the state. The severe weather threat will advance into the St. Cloud area tomorrow evening into tomorrow night.

The National Weather Service says we can expect thunderstorms to develop in western Minnesota on Sunday, with the storms tracking east across the state, and possibly becoming severe. Stay tuned, we'll keep you up to date on your Labor Day weekend weather with any possible watches or warnings.

National Weather Service forecast models continue to suggest the possibility of severe weather across the area on Sunday. As we move through the next couple of days, we'll have more details. Stay tuned, we'll keep you up to date on your Labor Day weekend weather.

Although it's still early, National Weather Service forecast models are suggesting the possibility for severe weather across the are on Sunday. Stay tuned, we'll keep you up to date on your Labor Day weekend weather.

Hot and humid conditions will lead to dangerous heat indices of 100˚ to 110˚ this afternoon, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a Heat Advisory for the St. Cloud area. Storms will develop this evening, with Central Minnesota at moderate risk for severe weather tonight.