Paul Huttner
Umbrellas, rain coats and wool socks are still in vogue. If your grass isn't green enough, or growing fast enough how about another shot of rain?
(06/03/2013)
Our latest "winter" storm in spring is moving into Minnesota tonight. Winter storm warnings are in place from the Twin Cities metro area to Duluth and into northwest Wisconsin. Heavy snow is expected tonight, with snowfall totals from 4-8 inches or more in the metro area by early tomorrow morning.
(04/22/2013)
Our latest April "winter storm" is in full gear in Minnesota today. Get the latest snowfall reports and storm trends here as the storm rages.
(04/18/2013)
Looking at the weather maps these days is like being an air traffic controller. Just guide the next storm in.
(04/18/2013)
If you're in the "more winter please" crowd there is something for everyone in the forecast. The next 48 hours will bring rain, sleet, ice, snow and even some thundersnow to parts of Minnesota.
(04/09/2013)
Welcome to a Minnesota March weekend. One day teases spring with sunny skies and temps pushing 40 Fahrenheit. The next? Everything is coated with ice, rain and melting snow creates 10,000 new lakes in the streets, and slushy snow is piling up.
(03/08/2013)
Friday morning brings the coldest morning of the year to many Minnesota locations.
(01/31/2013)
The most serious storm in two years will dump over a foot of snow and bring blizzard conditions to much of the upper Midwest through Thursday night.
(12/19/2012)
Is this the "new normal?" The Ides of December should be delivering snow to the Twin Cities. This year it looks like a rainy weekend mix.
(12/15/2012)
MPR's meteorologist Paul Huttner reports from
the Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media, presenting updated data on how climate changes are unfolding globally and in our backyard.
(10/10/2012)
Just days after highs in the 80s and wildfires popping up around Minnesota, winter is setting in for the northern corner of the state.
(10/04/2012)
A severe round of thunderstorms swept through the Twin Cities metro area early Sunday morning, and many residents awoke to the sound of loud thunder, hail and rain. Earlier in the weekend, the weather was worst in the southern part of the state, as in Kiester, Minn., shown here.
(05/06/2012)
Thunderstorms have formed to the west of the Twin Cities and a Tornado Watch is in effect for a large part of central and southwest Minnesota until 10 p.m.
(05/01/2012)
The National Weather Service is warning of possible severe weather in the southern parts of Minnesota for the duration of the weekend.
(04/13/2012)
The National Weather Service has confirmed at least two tornadoes tore through the Dallas area and several others have been reported.
(04/03/2012)
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