I’m retiring on Thursday April 30. I feel so fortunate to have enjoyed the past 40 years talking about weather every work day of my career.

A fresh but cool spring air mass lingers across Minnesota this week.

Widespread soaking rainfall across much of Minnesota Monday. The sun returns starting Tuesday.

A severe thunderstorm watch includes most of southern Minnesota.

Our beautiful spring air mass gives way to more scattered strong storms Thursday. There is a risk for severe weather Thursday afternoon and evening.

Severe storms dropped at least one tornado in southeast Minnesota Friday afternoon.

A fast-moving cold front may spark strong to severe storms as it races through eastern Minnesota into Wisconsin Friday.

A fast moving weather pattern brings rapid changes the next few days.

NWS survey teams found at least 3 tornadoes. Dozens of damaging hail reports across many locations in southern Minnesota Monday.

Numerous severe weather warnings were issued across southern Minnesota Monday evening.

Severe storms likely across southern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin Monday evening.

Next week is severe weather awareness week in Minnesota. The weather maps look right in sync.

A series of fronts sweeps across Minnesota this week. we turn colder now, but warmer air is ahead by Sunday.

Spring is a slow process in Minnesota this year. Midler south with some snow north Wednesday.

Ice out is running 1 to 3 weeks earlier than normal ion Minnesota’s lakes this spring.

More than a foot of heavy wet snow in northwest Minnesota fell last week. This week brings early spring temperatures to Minnesota.

Our next weathermaker brings more snow int he north. It’s mainly rain and some thunder in the south.

Our next weather system brings more moisture to Minnesota Friday and Saturday.

A messy winter storm brings glaze ice, sleet, and snow to different parts of Minnesota through Thursday.

Two wintry storms bring the potential for heavy snow in the northern half of Minnesota. Rain and a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain are possible in the central and south.

Monday felt like summer in the south. But wintry weather is not done with Minnesota just yet.

A wintry air mass linger through Friday into early Saturday. Temperatures warm considerably by Sunday afternoon.

Expect some big temperature swings the next few days across Minnesota.

A giant heat dome across the western U.S. edges into Minnesota Saturday. Record warmth is possible.

An unseasonably warm air mass filters into Minnesota through Saturday.

A Clipper sailing through Minnesota brings a light snowy dusting. Much warmer Pacific air arrives later this week with melting snow.

One more shot of subzero temperatures visits Minnesota Tuesday morning. Then another Clipper drops mostly light snow.

A powerful winter storm brings wind, heavy snow, and ice mixed in late Saturday through Sunday. A narrow band of super heavy snow could drop double digit snowfall totals.

Two powerful March storms bring high winds and heavy snow to different parts of Minnesota through Sunday.

A series of wintry storms swipes Minnesota through this weekend. Heavy snow north Thursday. Heavy snow could hit southern Minnesota late Saturday and Sunday.

Three separate systems bring rain and snow to Minnesota through Sunday.

An icy wintry mix is prompting winter weather advisories across most of Minnesota into early Saturday.

A messy storm brings rain, snow, and ice to different parts of Minnesota Friday into Saturday morning.

An unseasonably mild air mass lingers across Minnesota through early next week.

A mild early March air mass is sifting into Minnesota this week. The Twin Cities could see the first 60 degree temperatures of the year by Sunday or Monday.

A total lunar eclipse happens Tuesday morning. Fewer clouds in northern Minnesota may make for better viewing than in the south. Get ready for a mild week ahead.