National Weather Service

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

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

My favorite on the list might be Storm Crap Bag. #ItIsBetterThanOlive

The winter storm the National Weather Service had been tracking arrived as anticipated and it has caused dangerous traveling conditions in the region.

Gusts are predicted to reach 50 mph.

The system is expected to start as a rain-snow mix before switching over to snow.

The fatal overdose occurred in Eyota.

Most of Olmsted County is considered abnormally dry.

We might still be in the last week of summer (even though it's mid-September already) but the National Weather Service just released their updated long-range winter outlook for Minnesota.