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Could winter arrive early in Minnesota? The Farmers’ Almanac predicts increasingly cold and wet conditions across the region this fall.

The latest Farmers' Almanac winter forecast for Minnesota is out, and it predicts a season filled with cold snaps, snow and surprises.

Summer is slipping away, and those first chilly nights are already giving us a warning. The 2026 first fall frost dates are out. So, how much longer do we have?

Warmer and drier sounds like a relief after last winter, but Minnesota's weather history has a way of humbling even the boldest forecasts.

If you are over the hot weather, you'll love this outlook. Here's what we can expect in our neck of the woods in September and October.

The strongest storms today are expected in southern Minnesota and into Wisconsin, and they could pack a punch. Damaging winds up to 80 mph, large hail, and a tornado or two are possible into the overnight. Here's where and when.

Forecasters are eyeing portions of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois for flash drought conditions as extreme heat moves in on June 6. Here's what a flash drought is and what a developing El Niño could mean for the rest of 2026.

Just when you thought winter was waving goodbye, it seems to have a few more tricks up its sleeve this year.

March weather often feels unpredictable. Discover how these shifts can affect health and mood during the transition to spring.

After a spring-like week, a strong system is eyeing Minnesota for mid-week. Heavy snow is possible for Duluth, while southern MN braces for a messy rain-to-snow mix.

Thought January was rough? The second half of February could be as well!

People in these areas must prepare for dangerously cold wind chills, which could cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 10 minutes.