The beautiful spring weather helped kick off the work week, but as we move through the week, changing temperatures and more ...

Our mild weather continues across southern Minnesota and northern Iowa this weekend before a more active weather pattern settles in next week.

ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – We have a very mild stretch of weather over the next seven to ten days. Highs should stay above average for almost all ten days. Highs on Thursday will range from 10 to 15 ...

Temperatures will continue to warm throughout the late week and weekend, climbing to the mid to upper 40s and maybe even ...

Highs will jump into the mid-30s on Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy conditions. Temperatures will drop into the 20s on Saturday and then warm right back into the 30s on Sunday. Highs next week ...

Conditions will be mild overnight with temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s. There is a chance for pockets of drizzle/freezing drizzle, especially along and east of the Mississippi, so use caution ...

Temperatures will stay very warm throughout the next 4 to 5 days, until later next week when our pattern of nice, warm weather changes and we begin to see some cooler temperatures.

Aug. 6—ROCHESTER — In the middle of nearly three hours of on-air severe weather coverage, KTTC Chief Meteorologist Nick Jansen took about 30 seconds to text his wife to warn her about the approaching ...

Steeplechase owner Justin Steck spoke on how the season has gone. He mentioned that despite the warm weather and limited snow, Steeplechase still has plenty of snow.

A meteorologist in Minnesota has defended himself after he was seen texting his wife live on air during storm coverage. On July 28, Nick Jansen was helping KTTC and his weather team track severe ...

KTTC Chief Meteorologist Nick Jansen said he was doing his job, but that he is a father and husband first. Nick Jansen, chief meteorologist with KTTC, is pictured Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025, in Rochester.