Severe weather is a possibility for much of Minnesota and Wisconsin tonight. I talked with meteorologist Megan Mulford from the National Weather Service. She says to have a thunderstorm 3 ingredients are needed; moisture, instability and lift.
We've had a stretch of warmer than normal temperatures in Central Minnesota recently but that is not the case in Alaska. There is a reason for this according to Meteorologist Megan Mulford from the National Weather Service in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Minnesota is suffering from drought conditions and Central Minnesota has been hard hit by a lack of rain this summer. National Weather Service Meteorologist Megan Mulford joined me on WJON.
Central Minnesota has experienced and continues to experience dangerously cool temperatures this week. Meteorologist Megan Mulford from the National Weather Service in Aberdeen, South Dakota