While it was mostly a rain day here in the Twin Cities, here's a few good examples of icing from this morning! Photos by the Minnesota State Climatology Office
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It is hard to believe with the current warm weather the snow totals that still remain in the Arrowhead region - still 30" in some places! We will expect a lot more brown on this map after this Saturday! Image courtesy of the Minneeota State Climatology Office
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Free this Saturday and want to learn about how to get the most out of your radar apps and products? Register for this free online workshop featuring some great partners!
More info here:
www.girlswhochase.com/radarworkshop
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Today is National Weatherperson's Day! Thank you to all the hard working meteorologists out there keeping us safe and informed! We also honor John Jeffries, a dedicated early met who also helped pioneer weather balloons.
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A timely message from NWS LaCrosse, WI about how to measure ice accumulation! NWS always encourages citizen reports and it is a good skill to know for those of you that already measure rain and snow.
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The votes for the Top 5 Weather Events of 2025 from the Minnesota State Climatology Office are in and tallied! Check out the results at the link below!

www.dnr.state.mn.us/climate/jour...

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Another blow to meteorology research as the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) is to be broken up. If you care about science and research that saves lives and informs forecasts, consider contacting your elected officials about your concerns.
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Check out Minnesota Department of Natural Resources page for more information on their new "Ask A Climate Nerd" series premiering this week featuring our friends over at the State Climatology Office. There is even a form to submit your own questions to the experts!

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While the federal government is hiring back some of its NWS Meteorology Staff, funding has been pulled for a new Phased Array Radar that could revolutionize hurricane forecasting and was slated to be deployed on hurricane hunting aircraft. Read more here: www.science.org/content/arti...
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This Sunday from 3-4:30pm Central be sure to tune in to the NWA's forum featuring the collaboration between the Integrated Warning Team and a host of digital meteorologists! There are some big names here! Multiple ways to stream including on NWA's YouTube channel.
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Be heat aware this weekend! Heat is already gripping the Northern and Northeastern parts of the state. Find shade, drink plenty of water and limit strenuous activities in the heat and a friendly reminder to try and water plants and trees before or after the heat of the day!

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A timely dive into the latest round of federal funding cuts and its impact on chasers, the public and weather enthusiasts alike. Check out tomorrow's AMS webinar at 6pm Central. Registration link below

us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

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With another hot, humid weekend in the forecast and plenty of recent rain, we are yet again reminded of the phenomenon of "corn sweat". The State Climatology office discusses how big of an impact it has around the state. Read the details:
www.startribune.com/corn-sweat-h...

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Make sure you have a cool place to shelter this weekend and take plenty of breaks in the shade if you are taking part in activities outside. Heat indexes in the 110s are possible Saturday and Sunday! #tcmetsoc #mnwx #extremeheat

As several wildfires burn across the state, heed the Red Flag Warnings and open burning restrictions as warm temperatures coupled with low humidities and gusty winds raise the fire danger significantly. Rain may not arrive until Thursday.

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Honored to be selected by AMS Local Chapter Members for their feature Friday! Thanks to our passionate guest speakers and active chapter members for keeping the Twin Cities Meteorological Society vibrant! Stay connected for our member social event next week! #ams #tcmetsoc #mnwx

Precipitation in the Metro Area and parts of southern Minnesota have rebounded somewhat but a significant drought still remains in Northern MN where rates are still below average. Keep posted to our social media pages and website for the latest information on events and happenings! #mnwx #tcmetsoc

Conditions are changing and dewpoints are rising, so stay weather aware - today may be our first foray into severe weather for the year! #mnwx #tcmetsoc

While we usually focus on weather in the troposphere, we may be in for a treat tonight with Auroras in the ionosphere! Minnesotans, look north tonight - the mostly clear skies will help! #mnwx #tcmetsoc #spaceweather

Weather forecasts are only as good as the data we have available. These cutbacks to the radiosonde networks are troubling! #tcmetsoc #mnwx

As we move into spring, its time to ask yourself if you have ways to stay informed during severe weather season. A NOAA Weather Radio is one great option to keep up to date on dangerous storms. Stay tuned for a weather radio programming event yet this year! #tcmetsoc #mnwx #weatherradio

Looking to get more involved with weather and climatology? The NWS is looking for help with CoCoRaHS! Check out the site for more details! As always, stay up to date on our happenings via our website and social media pages! #tcmetsoc #mnwx #cocorahs

Since we've been definitely enduring more winter, maybe Phil was right! On Groundhog's day, our very own Secretary and Pennsylvania native James Marusak talked weather and the lore behind Punxsutawney Phil at Richardson Nature Center in Bloomington with visiting families. What a fun event! #tcmetsoc

Last week we hosted the 4th Annual Minnesota State of the Climate. Thank you to everyone who attended, especially our presenter, MNDNR Assistant State Climatologist, Pete Boulay.

As always, keep up to date on our group and events via our website and social media pages! #mnwx #tcmetsoc

Dangerously cold weather is moving in! Much of the state is even colder than much of central Alaska! Be weather aware and stay warm! #tcmetsoc

#ams2025 is in full swing in New Orleans, and some of our members are there soaking it all in!

Stay tuned to our social media pages for more local in person and virtual events this spring! #tcmetsoc