Paul Huttner is the Chief Meteorologist for MPR News, specializing in climate science and weather forecasting. With a focus on local weather patterns in Minnesota, Paul provides insightful analysis and coverage of climate-related news and solutions. His expertise and passion for weather make him a trusted source for weather updates and climate discussions.
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Our chances for a white Christmas are beginning to look better. A pair of Alerta Clippers will sail southeast across Minnesota this week.
We're watching two weather systems track across parts of Minnesota this week. The first system is producing light snow across most of southwest and southern Minnesota Tuesday.
A potent Alberta Clipper is likely to drop plowable snow to much of Minnesota Thursday.
MPR News correspondent Kirsti Marohn spoke to chief meteorologist Paul Huttner about the rapid growth in new data centers across the state that’s making neighbors concerned.
Snow develops late Wednesday night into Thursday for much of the state.
We're tracking our next snowmaker sailing toward Minnesota for Thursday. This system looks well organized.
The biggest snowfall event so far this season is likely for much of Minnesota Thursday. Winter storm warnings are posted for much of Minnesota.
Widespread accumulating snow across Minnesota.
Pete Boulay of the Minnesota State Climatology Office said our warming winters can be credited to a lack of snowfall.
Our Thursday storm finally graced Minnesota with a proper coating of winter white. Here are some updated final snowfall totals from the system.
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