National Weather Service

We will share materials provided by HSEM a division of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety throughout the week.

The hottest air of the summer will brush much of Minnesota and Wisconsin with a heat index anywhere from 100 to 111F Tuesday and Wednesday, hot enough to buckle roads according to NOAA

Just because it's not raining doesn't mean the lightning threat is over - the 30-30 Rule could, in reality, save your life.

In a warming world "flash droughts" are coming on faster, with less warning and less time to prepare.

Outside of those three days in mid-April, it's been a long, cold spring in Minnesota this year. But the long-range forecast for May will likely make you smile!

The warning impacts several counties and will be in effect until Friday afternoon.

Both Rice and Steele Counties and the cities of Faribault and Owatonna are on the Everbridge Emergency Notification System. Citizens of those communities are asked to sign up for notifications.

The National Weather Service said what everyone in Minnesota is feeling...and it is hilarious!

We have already had a few springlike moments in the Twin Ports but it looks like it could be here to stay and soon, according to the National Weather Service of Duluth.

It can be very tempting to go down to check out huge waves when they develop on Lake Superior. However, while this storm is raging, that could be a very dangerous idea.