Personalized Forecasts
A.M. Planner
Home & Garden
Health
Miscellaneous
My Recent Locations
-
Norcross, MN
50° RealFeel® 49° -
New York, NY
75° RealFeel® 85° -
Miami, FL
83° RealFeel® 97° -
Los Angeles, CA
67° RealFeel® 69°
1 - 5 of 90 days | All 90 days
Day
72°Hi
RealFeel® 77°
Precipitation 2%
Partly sunny and beautiful
- Winds from the
- NW 9 mph
- Gusts: 15 mph
- Max UV Index: 11 (Extreme)
- Thunderstorms: 4%
- Precipitation: 0 in
- Rain: 0 in
- Snow: 0 in
- Ice: 0 in
- Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
- Hours of Rain: 0 hrs
Night
48°Lo
RealFeel® 49°
Precipitation 1%
Clear
- Winds from the
- WSW 5 mph
- Gusts: 8 mph
- Max UV Index: N/A
- Thunderstorms: 2%
- Precipitation: 0 in
- Rain: 0 in
- Snow: 0 in
- Ice: 0 in
- Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
- Hours of Rain: 0 hrs
Temperature History
more Historical Weather Data >| Today | Normal | Record | 8/22/2016 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | 72° | 80° | N/A | 82° |
| Low | 48° | 59° | N/A | 58° |
Sunrise/Sunset
- Sunrise: 6:33 AM
- Sunset: 8:22 PM
- Duration: 13:49 hr
FOX 9 Minneapolis Headlines
Thousands gather across Twin Cities to watch sun go dark
Just 20 minutes shy of Monday's solar eclipse in Minnesota, the spectacle was already impressive--bringing thousands to the Minnesota Science Museum.
Some picked up those nearly opaque eclipse glasses you've seen around the internet, others went old school with pinhole projectors, while still more decided to make a fashion statement with their eyewear.
The clouds were intermittent minute-by-minute, though you could hear what the clouds were doing just by listening to the crowd's cheers and jeers.
Some spent the downtime checking out NASA and other media coverage online, watching as the moon cast its shadow across the continental United States for the first time in a generation.
Then, just as the eclipse hit its peak around 1:07, the clouds scattered, leaving a clear view of one of nature's greatest spectacles.
It was, many gathered said, perfect timing.
MorePresident Trump outlines strategy for war in Afghanistan More
Trump renews Afghan commitment but says 'no blank check' More
TRENDING NOW
Photos: Great American Eclipse wows spectators across the country
Spectators across the United States were able to catch pictures and a glimpse of the moon passing in front of the sun during the solar eclipse.
Read Story
Miss 2017’s total solar eclipse? Start planning for the next one in 2024
Monday’s total solar eclipse was one of the biggest astronomical events of the year, but people that missed it will have the chance to see another in less than a decade.
Read Story
AccuWeather.com
Custom Search