Health•19hWeek 8 Preview: Begin the GauntletThe Minnesota Vikings head to Ford Field this week for a pivotal NFC North matchup against the 4-2 Detroit Lions. A win could put the Vikings in an early stranglehold on the NFL’s best division, especially since they d get two of their three division wins on the road. A loss would give skeptics...Read story →
Sports•YesterdaySunny and very nice for late October.Today s weather in the Twin Cities and surrounding areas will be much calmer than yesterday s Severe T-Storms and Tornadoes. Most areas yesterday just had rain and lightning but some places did see some large hail and wind damage to a roof was reported to a building in Hampton of Highway US 52 in...Read story →
Sports•YesterdaySunshine returns to Minnesota Thursday, but soaking rain could last through Election DayWeather Forecast Sunshine returns to Minnesota Thursday, but soaking rain could last through Election Day By Joseph Dames Joseph Dames Meteorologist Joseph Dames joined the WCCO team during the winter of 2022. He is currently the weekday morning meteorologist. You can also catch him putting...Read story →
Community•YesterdayMinnesota weather: Cooler Thursday as sunshine returnsMN weather: Cooler Thursday as sunshine returns Thursday turns cooler but brighter as clouds gradually clear for plenty of afternoon sunshine across much of Minnesota. FOX 9 meteorologist Cody Matz has the forecast. The Brief Morning clouds clear for plenty of afternoon sunshine on...Read story →
Sports•YesterdayThursday weather: Mostly sunny and cool tempsThursday weather: Mostly sunny and cool temps The post Thursday weather: Mostly sunny and cool temps first appeared on KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News.
Community•YesterdayMinnesota weather: Tornado watch amid strong stormsLate-October warmth and humidity set up a severe weather threat for the Twin Cities Metro on Wednesday, bringing strong storms and a tornado watch.
Community•2dMinnesota weather live updates: Hail, severe storm risk, tornado threat WednesdayScattered thunderstorms are expected to develop across Minnesota Wednesday afternoon and evening. The Twin Cities metro faces a Level 2 slight risk for severe weather, including isolated tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds.
Sports•2dSevere T-Storms possible Twin Cities TodayAs the afternoon sun casts a warm glow over the Twin Cities, residents brace for a significant shift in the atmosphere. Meteorologists warn that a potent combination of weather factors could unleash severe thunderstorms, bringing with them the potential for heavy rain, damaging hail, gusty winds,...
