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There is some good news, though.

Even though I'm noticing these bugs on my house, it is nothing like the swarms that were out last year.

Make sure you have an ice scraper ready to go in your car, areas of patchy frost are expected Friday and Saturday morning across the St. Cloud area.

The start of the week will bring sunshine and highs in the 80s, which very well could be the last time we see temperatures that high for the year.

Hold onto these warm and sunny days as long as you can, they're numbered.

Be careful outdoors this summer, experts at the University of Minnesota are predicting a bad summer for the creepy crawlers.

The recently melted bodies of water and warm temperatures are bringing back our state bird earlier than normal. And I don't mean loons, I mean mosquitos.

Like a beacon of light calling me into the coast from this frozen sea of misery, Minnesota meteorologist Sven Sundgaard shared some great news on Twitter.

April showers bring May flowers, but it has to be warm enough for those flowers to bloom. The Old Farmers Almanac is predicting a wet and cold month for April.

This change from cold to colder air and back really does a number on our skin.

Rain, snow, and slush is expected this weekend in Central Minnesota. Here are the worst things about driving in the first snow storm of the season.

This is the last full week of summer and it's going to be a warm one, with a couple chances for severe weather thrown in the mix as well.