Here are Minnesota snowfall totals as big storm exits state
The major weekend snowstorm in Minnesota is over, leaving some impressive snow totals in its wake.
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The major weekend snowstorm in Minnesota is over, leaving some impressive snow totals in its wake.
WCCO's Frankie McLister is inside the NEXT Weather tracker, showing what the roads are like near Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis.
The city of St. Paul said they are seeing a higher number of potholes than average this year.
Though the snowstorm that lashed Minnesota on Sunday has wrapped up, road conditions were still challenging Monday morning.
Roads are either completely or partially covered in snow Sunday evening due to the winter storm. Travel advisories have been issued in large parts of the state.
A mix of fog and icy conditions are possible early on Friday, according to NEXT Weather meteorologist Lisa Meadows.
Road conditions across Minnesota are rapidly deteriorating as a winter storm moves through the state Thursday.
Messy road conditions continue on Wednesday morning due to a winter storm that dropped plowable snow in parts of the state.
Across the state, plows are out in force trying to get them ready for the morning commute. Conor Wight spent the evening with one of those teams in Anoka County.
Cold temperatures and blowing snow are making road conditions treacherous in parts of Minnesota, but many Twin Cities roads are ready for traffic.
Minnesota's first snowstorm of the season is causing tough travel conditions throughout the state.
Though the snow forecast has weakened, wet roads may still be a problem Tuesday morning.
Minnesotans are more frustrated than normal as an increased road construction season forces delays and closures.
The Minnesota State Patrol says troopers are responding to multiple crashes Wednesday afternoon as road conditions deteriorate due to snow.
A spring snowstorm that blanketed parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin overnight has caused poor road conditions, leading to crashes and slowdowns across the region.
A spring snowstorm that blanketed parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin overnight has caused poor road conditions, leading to crashes and slowdowns across the region. Even snowplows are not immune to getting stuck.
A NEXT Drive Alert is in place Wednesday morning due to poor road conditions that are causing crashes and slowdowns across the Twin Cities and beyond.
Roads are going downhill fast and heavy, wet snow could cause power problems. Ubah Ali talks to the Minnesota Department of Transportation about their game plan and Frankie McLister has tips on how to stay safe in case of a power outage.
Several crashes were reported in the Lowry Tunnel on westbound Interstate 94 in Minneapolis just after 1 p.m. Saturday.
WCCO's Pauleen Le has the latest on driving conditions Monday morning amid a NEXT Drive Alert due to overnight snow. At least one fatal crash has been reported.
You'll want to give yourself plenty of time to get to where you're going Monday morning.
As many people hit the roads to run holiday errands, the Minnesota Department of Transportation will be busy making sure everyone has a safe trip.
WCCO meteorologist Lisa Meadows says the roads may be icy Saturday with snow and sleet in the forecast overnight.
Beret Leone has the latest on road conditions Monday morning. WCCO issued a NEXT Drive Alert due to snowy conditions that have led to multiple crashes and spinouts.
Pauleen Le and Beret Leone are reporting on the road conditions Wednesday morning.
