Recent content from Paul Douglas
Douglas: String of 40s, with chance of rain or snow
Signs of spring becoming brighter by the day
Kayser: Break out the shorts, because 40s are coming next week
Balmy temps could arrive as soon as Sunday.
Douglas: Temps above freezing headed our way
Mild sunshine Friday and Saturday.
Douglas: Out of the freezer and into a spring thaw
Get ready for mid-40s in the Twin Cities on Monday.
Douglas: We'll slowly ease out of the deep freeze
We're facing a snowfall deficit.
Douglas: Next week's warmup promises big temperature swing
Highs in the 40s expected, with 50s possible in parts of southern Minnesota.
Douglas: Single digits Sunday, then a deeper freeze
Temperatures might not climb above zero on Monday
Douglas: Brace for polar vortex, the February sequel
Temperatures may stay below zero from Sunday evening through late Wednesday.
Douglas: One more dance with the polar vortex
Models show 30s, maybe 40 degrees the last week of February, but prepare to be very cold first.
Friday more likely to bring plowable snow
We may see five or six more subzero nights next week.
Douglas: The cold continues, but a thaw is coming
The Twin Cities could see a coating of snow today, with a few more inches late Friday.
Douglas: Cold continues, but don't expect much snow
Frigid temperatures are keeping any accumulation at bay.
Douglas: Bitterly cold, with a bit more snow possible on Monday
We'll have subzero nights, but no major storms
Douglas: Perhaps plowable, but not Snowmageddon
Expect about 2 to 3 inches of fluff in the metro Saturday, with a band of 4 to 5+ inches over central Minnesota.
Douglas: Despite talk of a big Saturday storm, it could end up a dud
System may drop only a scant 1 to 4 inches of snow.
Douglas: Snow is likely Friday night into Saturday
Cold air returns afterward, with below-zero mornings.
Douglas: Plowable snow possible this weekend
A few more inches could fall next week.
Douglas: Colder, with slush on Wednesday
Saturday could bring plowable snow
Douglas: Cold is coming, with minor snowfalls adding up
An inch of snow Monday, with more Wednesday
Douglas: Weather outlook is improving for snow lovers among us
Trust me, winter is far from over.
Douglas: It's been a crazy weather whiplash
Thursday felt like April: 50 degrees at MSP, the 10th-earliest 50 on record. Temps in the 30s return Friday.
Douglas: Cooler today, then a March-like Thursday
Models hint at snow, ice next week — but don't hold your breath.
Douglas: 40 degrees possible Tuesday, and even warmer by Thursday
Models hint at rain or snow next week
Douglas: Warming to 30s, with snowstorm possible next weekend
Meanwhile, Southern states cope with historic snow.
Douglas: Temps in the 30s ahead, just a coating of snow
Snowfall so far is 17.5 inches less than normal.
Douglas: Snow today? A thaw is coming next week
There's an outside chance we could flirt with 40 degrees.
Douglas: A January thaw is coming next week
No big snows are expected anytime soon.
Douglas: Severe cold ends and highs in the 30s move in
A little rain is possible in early February.
Douglas: Three consecutive days of subzero cold ahead
Wind chills will dip to minus 35 Sunday and Monday.
Douglas: Dangerous stretch of cold early next week
Monday will bring a brutal windchill from minus 25 to minus 35F.
Douglas: Bundle up for wind chill of 35 below by Monday
Subzero highs in the metro area expected early next week.
Douglas: Ready for a taste of the polar vortex?
By Sunday and Monday, daytime highs may not climb above zero, even in the metro.
Douglas: It'll feel below zero to start off the week
A thaw later in the week won't last, and colder air could linger all of next week.
Douglas: Snow Sunday, with thaw on horizon
Metro could get 1-3 inches, with more to the north
Douglas: Snow possible, but mostly north of the Twin Cities
Amounts will range from nuisance to plowable
Douglas: Minnesota has seen mega-fires of its own
The Great Hinckley Fire burned 200,000 acres in September 1894, claiming more than 400 lives.
Douglas: What sparked the conflagration in L.A.?
The wildfire disaster puts our cold and upcoming 2-4 inches of snow into perspective.
Douglas: Seasonable highs in the 20s end the week
No major snowstorms on the way, and a January thaw is still more than a week out.
Douglas: Winter is getting warmer
We might see 1-2 inches of snow this weekend
Douglas: Workweek starts quiet but oh so chilly
A bit of light snow is possible Thursday.
Douglas: No significant snow in store for next two weeks
2024 was Minnesota's warmest year on record
Douglas: It'll be plenty cold, but snow drought continues
Temperatures in the teens through the middle of next week.
Douglas: Teens until next week, then a January thaw?
Not much snow in sight, however.
Douglas: Warmest year behind us, but cold temps lie ahead
A dusting of snow possible but nothing resembling a snowstorm in the next 10 days.
Douglas: The new year brings typical January cold
Highs in the teens (above zero) later this week into next week, with a few subzero nights.
Douglas: Not much snow, but the cold is coming
Expect highs in the teens by week's end, with single digits next week.
Douglas: The thaw is over — now comes the cold
Highs will be in the teens by the end of the week.
Douglas: Thaw lingers, with 20s later this week
Cold is coming, but warmer winters are our new normal
Douglas: Much of next 7 days to feature gray skies
Apparently the Grinch stole the sun.
Douglas: A late December rain is on tap into Saturday
A few snowflakes could mix in, too.
Douglas: Gray skies with rain ending the week
The Twin Cities officially saw a white Christmas on Wednesday, with 3 inches of snow on the ground at the airport.
Douglas: A grayish-white Christmas expected to give way to weekend rain
Say goodbye to that backyard snowpack.
Douglas: A wintry mix today, and then warmer air sets in
The Twin Cities may squeak out a white Christmas, but the snow won't last.
Douglas: White Christmas, but the snow won't stick around
Icy Sunday night, with a warmup on the way
Douglas: After Saturday, daylight is on the upswing once again
We pick up four minutes of daylight by New Year's Day, and an additional hour by the end of January.
Douglas: Enjoy the snow, then a Christmas thaw
The Twin Cities could still salvage a white Christmas.
Douglas: First real snowstorm of winter comes Thursday
If you enjoy Minnesota powder don't wait too long to dive in. Models predict highs above 32 degrees from Monday through New Year's Day.
Douglas: Snow on Thursday is likely to stick around for Christmas
It will be cold this weekend, but the last week of December looks mild.
Douglas: Coating of snow Tuesday, with 2-4 inches possible Thursday
More snow possible Monday as well
Douglas: Scant snow, with a thaw on the horizon
We'll be lucky to have an inch on the ground on Dec. 25
Douglas: Try to remain upright during Saturday's icing
The CDC estimates 1 million Americans are injured every year by falling on snow and ice.
Douglas: Icy slush Saturday, then another thaw
We are getting the cold; now all we need is the cold to sync up with southern moisture to get a real snowstorm.
Douglas: Bitterly cold today, snow possible Saturday
December has been particularly cloudy, so enjoy today's sun despite the frosty temps.
Douglas: Bundle up for the season's first subzero lows
Temperatures Wednesday morning will be in the teens but will drop into the single digits by sunset.
Douglas: Coating of snow Tuesday night, then deep chill
First subzero low of the season likely Wednesday night
Douglas: Temps plummeting, with coating of snow Tuesday
We're about to become reacquainted with windchills
Douglas: Still little snow, but much colder
We could see teens by late week
Douglas: Highs in the 40s, practically a heat wave
The pattern isn't right for big snowstorms (yet).
40 likely for weekend as warmer air sets in
Whether this Christmas will be a "white" one remains to be seen.
Douglas: Winds ease Thursday, with temps in the teens
Wednesday's snow squalls brought visibilities close to zero in some areas.
