Weather

There were dozens of waterspouts reported this October in the Great Lakes. What causes them, and why do they show up this time of year? Are they as dangerous as a tornado?

The National Weather Service Of Duluth shared an outlook for the week and it includes that 's' word.

A new Minnesota winter forecast was just released and there is a pattern with all that is to come.

Well, we knew it would happen eventually but a massive snowstorm this is not.

We will definitely be paying for our extended summer and warm fall, right?

Wildfire concerns and freezing conditions are expected across much of Minnesota this week.

Ope.

This month could be in the history books for a few different reasons.

Fall is nowhere in sight.

Experts say this winter will be influenced by La Niña. La Niña occurs when the sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean near the equator are cooler than usual. This usually means Minnesota can expect a colder and wetter winter.

Winter might not be too far off.

Do you believe in their methodology?