St. Cloud Weather

Temperatures could plunge 30 degrees between this weekend and early next week. Highs in the 30s this weekend will struggle to get above zero next week.

The National Weather Service has expanded a Winter Storm Watch to include Benton, Mille Lacs, Morrison, Sherburne, and Stearns counties.

With the rain and snow mix that we had Thursday, this is now the second wettest year ever on record here in St. Cloud.

A large storm system is tracking towards central Minnesota late Wednesday into Thursday -- bringing rain to some, snow to others, and both to most.

The National Weather Service is saying that the Wednesday morning commute could be impacted by overnight and morning snow.

Record-breaking cold temperatures are freezing Minnesota lakes weeks earlier than normal.

It isn't officially Winter yet, but according to the National Weather Service temperatures early next will be more appropriate for January instead of early November.

The National Weather Service delivered the bad news for many in central Minnesota today declaring, 'Winter arrives early.'

The National Weather Service is saying that there's a small chance of impactful snow across the area on Tuesday that could impact travel.

First it was Poor Richard's Almanac, then the Farmer's Almanac, and now NOAA says they expect a 'snowier than normal' winter here in Minnesota.

The National Weather Service says that we will see highs only in the 30s this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, plus our first look at snowflakes.

The National Weather Service says there's a risk of severe weather across central Minnesota tonight, with large hail the main threat for the St. Cloud area.