Paul Huttner

It's the warmest January 28 air in 133 years in much of Minnesota. The temperatures hit 47 degrees in the Twin Cities Tuesday. That ties the record of 47 degrees set way back in 1892.

Our 2nd January Thaw of 2025 has reached 3 days in the Twin Cities and much of southern Minnesota. Sunday's high at MSP Airport was 35 degrees.

After a deep freeze, Minnesota is experiencing a January thaw. It feels almost like spring! MPR Chief Meteorologist Paul Huttner joins MPR News host Nina Moini with a look at the forecast.

Welcome to day number 4 of our second January Thaw in 2025. Here's a look at the Twin Cities' high temperatures so far in this week's thaw.

Thursday will likely be the warmest day in January for much of Minnesota. Southern Minnesota was in the lower 50s on Tuesday.

Call it weather time travel. Thursday was like a free April vacation at the end of January. The Twin Cities set a record high temperature of 52 degrees Thursday afternoon.

A weather system will bring significant snow to northern MInnesota on Saturday.

The second half of La Niña winters are notorious for bringing cold and snow to Minnesota.

We're back in the snow business across much of Minnesota this week. Wednesday brings another weak to moderate system with snow favoring areas north of the Twin Cities again.

The spring flower show at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum is a nice respite from our winter landscape.