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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Colder weather brings rain and possibly snow chances to Minnesota this week.
By: Ellen Finn, Paul Huttner, Cathy Wurzer
Tuesday, in the metro area especially, was almost muggy — on Oct. 29. It was indeed record-breaking warmth for late October.
By: Paul Huttner
Weather trick or treat? The weather maps are gathering around a rain to wind-driven snow forecast for parts of Minnesota this Halloween.
Wednesday's forecast models continue to scream snow for parts of Minnesota on Halloween. This is NOAA's latest forecast for snowfall totals Thursday.
A Halloween snow storm arrives for eastern Minnesota.
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Our Halloween snow arrived as scheduled in much of eastern Minnesota. The heaviest and of sloppy wet October snow fell from west of the Twin Cities
November opens on cloudy and rainy notes.
It's not enough to bust a drought. But skies have finally opened up with some welcome rainfall across parts of Minnesota. And our next wave of rain is on the way for Election Day.
Bring the rain gear if you're voting this Election Day. A low-pressure system will spread rain from south to north across Minnesota Tuesday.
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