According to meteorologist Sven Sundgaard, critical fire weather conditions are likely to develop and stick around ...

The conditions are predicted to create "near-critical" fire weather — any spark could create a wildfire that quickly spreads ...

If it's felt pretty breezy lately, you're not imagining it. Spring and fall tend to be Minnesota's windier seasons.

A burst of summer-like warmth combined with low humidity expected this weekend has raised the risk of wildfires, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a fire watch for a large portion of ...

A watch is in place from Saturday morning through Sunday evening for counties in northwest Minnesota, including Beltrami, ...

Elevated fire weather conditions are forecast from Friday afternoon through Tuesday for west central, central and southwest ...

The smoke from Canadian wildfires on Friday, May 9, will be dense but brief, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency said.

Large portions of Minnesota are under high or very high risk for wildfires on Saturday, May 10 and Sunday, May 11.

Sunday morning , the fire weather watch expands to include west Polk, Norman, Clay, west Marshall, Pennington, Red Lake, east ...

Hot temperatures are in the forecast for southwest Minnesota starting this weekend — and with them, there’s also increased risk for fires, according to the National Weather Service office in Sioux ...

The band of smoke is narrow so the air degradation will only last a handful of hours as it moves across the state.