St. Cloud Weather

With high temp in St. Cloud reaching 96 Friday, 96 Saturday, and 92 yesterday -- this early season heatwave is expected to continue into next week.

The National Weather Service says there's a slight risk of severe thunderstorms across Central Minnesota today.

The National Weather Service says that record-breaking heat is possible in St. Cloud this weekend (starting today).

The National Weather Service says that June in Minnesota will be coming hot.

Hot and dry or hot and wet? That has yet to be determined.

The National Weather Service says there's a slight risk of severe thunderstorms across Central Minnesota this afternoon and evening.

The National Weather Service says there's a slight risk of severe thunderstorms across Central Minnesota today.

After a stretch of below normal temperatures from late April into early May, Minnesota is in for much warmer temperatures coming as early as this week.

Gusty winds combined with low humidities and dry conditions will increase wildfire danger across Central Minnesota where a Red Flag Warning has been issued.

Gusty winds combined with low humidities and dry conditions will increase wildfire danger across Minnesota where a Fire Weather Watch has been issued.

Gusty winds combined with low humidities and dry conditions will increase wildfire danger across Central Minnesota where a Red Flag Warning has been issued.

After a handful of warm, sunny days, Central Minnesota is scheduled for a wet week ahead, with several inches of rainfall possible between now and early next week.