Weather

This gives a whole new meaning to being fired about about snow removal. I saw this video on Twitter this morning.
Being born and raised in Minnesota. Spending the majority of my life in this state I have a love hate relationship with winter
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Here are some tips that may help you get use to MN winters faster.

The National Weather Service has released its prediction for this winter's weather.

Temperatures will be in the upper 60s to mid 70s for highs Tuesday and Wednesday, then crash into the 30s and 40s by the weekend as a powerful storm arrives.

We officially had .63 of an inch of rain at the St. Cloud Regional Airport Wednesday. That brings us to 2.64 inches so far for the month of September, which is 1 1/4 inches above normal.

Precipitation will begin across Iowa, and spread northward across Minnesota, and into west-central Wisconsin during the day.

Strong to severe thunderstorms moving into northwest/west central Minnesota by Monday evening, spreading into western Wisconsin around midnight.

Will it be right? I hope not.

The National Weather Service says severe storms are possible across central Minnesota this morning through the afternoon.

Normally I wouldn't make light of tornadoes. They're serious business. But this video of a Minnesota man spotting his first tornado in Scandia, Minnesota is just too much.