Three wildfires erupted in Northern Minnesota over the past few days amid unseasonably high temperatures and extreme fire danger.

Welcome precipitation fell in parts of the central and southern Plains regions, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.

The dry heat is fueling wildfires in the upper Midwest, as another day of volatile fire weather is expected in northeast Minnesota on May 14, with a high of 86 degrees, as crews continue to battle ...

Snow is also expected ... a rate of around one inch per hour at this time. As the day progresses, the storm is tracked to move over northern parts of England. Weather maps for around 6pm show ...

"The heavy, wet nature of snow can bring down tree limbs and power lines." Another advisory warns of 6 inches of snow for those in the East Glacier Park Region and along the Southern Rocky ...

It'll be the warmest in Northwest Minnesota ... north and west Snow will mix in overnight in northeast Minnesota and Northwest Wisconsin. If anyone picks up over an inch of snow, it should ...

Five million people are at risk of storms Thursday across eastern Nebraska, northern Missouri, most of Iowa and southern Minnesota ... inches, the weather service warned. Up to 2 feet of snow ...

If snow does fall in May, though, the ground is typically too warm for any of it to accumulate anyway, so it's not like it ...

Maps suggests snow could be falling at a rate of around three inches per hour in some locations on May 6. The modelling, based on the GFS model, show as many as 45 counties could experience some snow.