It’s so odd the consensus on this Gopher season is “oh a bit of a rebuild but wait until the next two years” and still having the 5th best odds to win the natty….Motzko has his weaknesses but if 5th best odds are a “down year” I’ll take it everyday of the week.

The Euro is advertising plenty of rain for the Twin Cities Friday night into Monday. We might have to get the Ark out

New York City views. Yesterday Empire State Building out the window. Chelsea/NoMad/Midtown

The Minnesota Twins back a solid outing from Joe Ryan to salvage the series finale.

You can't defeat someone who never gives up. Respect 🫡

Check out Erin's massive predicted wave swath! The storm will generate huge 40 to 50 foot waves in the Atlantic over the next week. Dangerous surf and rip currents are likely to develop along the East Coast as the intense storm probably passes offshore.

A La Niña watch has just been issued by NOAA. La Niña conditions are favored to develop during October to December, which could make it the 5th winter with La Niña out of the last six! This continues the trend of more frequent La Niña events over the past several decades.

Gopher Hockey plays North Dakota in just 64 days. Videos like this make me wish it was tomorrow.

Please don’t throw sandwiches at Trump’s Gestapo.

Who put this spell on us?

The Pohlad family is the most pathetic sports family ever.

It's shaping up to be a stormy weekend in the Twin Cities, it won't be a total washout but severe storms/heavy rain are all on the menu, good time to check the sump pump!

Twins fans in the concourse chanting "SELL THE TEAM!" so loud it drowned out the TV postgame. If that’s not a review of ownership, what is? #MNTwins

Felony charge and termination or promotion?

Quite the wake up call tomorrow from the HRRR #mnwx

Imagine just turning on The Weather Channel and not knowing what’s happening here. (Yes I know). 😂

WOW! Hurricane Erin exploded into a CAT4 overnight, faster than expected. This could go CAT 5!

Here are the radar estimated 24 hour RAIN totals as of about 9am today. As expected, some of the highest totals were near or along the I-94 corridor in MN/WI where 2.00" to 4.00"+ are common. Localized flooding also occurred.

BREAKING: Hurricane Erin is now a monster Category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph. The latest: