Weather

Weather extremes are trending more extreme over time, and current wildfires and smoke can be traced back to a statistically rare heatwave over Canada last month.

If you've been extra tired lately, it may be for reasons out of your control.

If you're sneezing more than you can ever remember there's a good explanation: pollen and ragweed season is more than a month longer now than it was in 1970.

Summers in the Northland are amazing, but during severe weather you may have minutes or seconds to do the right thing - and avoid these dangerous myths.

Is it actually time to turn on the AC? Here's what the Old Farmer's Almanac is forecasting for our neck of the woods.

A dry few weeks of spring has created a tinder box for fire danger for some of Minnesota's most loved places.

We really need this weekend to be warmer like it's supposed to. We might crack if we don't get it.

Severe thunderstorm season has been delayed, but it's coming in June, and a quick weather quiz may help get you into a weatherwise state of mind.

May might not seem like sunburn month up north, but it can happen quickly.

Mosquito season in the Northland is nearly a month longer than it was for our parents in the late 70s, according to data from Climate Central.

Lightning strikes are mapped out, and they actually can tell you where the most lightning strikes occur. Did you know 1/3 of lightning injuries happen inside?

Smoke has arrived a couple of months early this summer season and here is how you can help your family protect themselves on days when air quality is poor.