Minn. businesses struggle with the economic impacts of snow's absence
The series of January cold snaps is helping some Minnesota resorts get back on track. Even with below-average snowfall, business is looking up.
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The series of January cold snaps is helping some Minnesota resorts get back on track. Even with below-average snowfall, business is looking up.
The lack of measurable snow is grinding some gears. While some winter activities are thriving, others are just holding onto hope.
Snow piled up across Minnesota as the biggest storm of the winter season so far dragged across the state on Thursday.
States across the northern United States have a high chance for a white Christmas this year, according to weather experts.
A winter storm that swept through northern Minnesota hit some communities with over 8 inches of snow.
It's starting to feel a little more like winter in Minnesota on the 20th day of November.
Minnesota is getting a smattering of snow Wednesday, with expected totals ranging from a trace in the Twin Cities to multiple inches out west.
WCCO meteorologist Chris Shaffer says a Winter Weather Advisory has been added including the metro area until Tuesday morning. The wind will pick up and the raindrops many have seen Monday will change back to snow.
The first of two wintry weather systems is now beginning to taper off Friday morning after leaving plowable snow for a large swath of Minnesota. Some areas reported over 8 inches of snow. Here's a look at snowfall totals.
The Twin Cities could get half or more of the season's current snowfall total by Tuesday. Here's what we know so far about both storms and potential snow totals when it's all said and done.
With the latest snowfall across parts of Minnesota during the latter part of Wednesday and into the overnight hours, we've now officially moved up a notch from our previous position of being on track for the least-snowy winter on the record books.
Parts of the Northeast are being hit by a nor'easter that dumped a foot or more of snow in some areas.
There were discussions about moving the race to a later date in 2024, but organizers said unpredictable weather and conflicts with other races were obstacles.
The fluffy four-tenths of an inch that fell last Saturday kept the Twin Cities from notching a record of a snowless November.
According to the airport's Twitter account, the pile of snow that was building up all winter was still lingering as of Friday.
Brush fire season has arrived, but it's also happens to be the same time when agencies use controlled burns to help clean up poor conditions in nature.
Brush fire season has arrived, but it’s also happens to be the same time when agencies use controlled burns to help clean up poor conditions in nature.
We're now entering the third of an expected string of 80-degree days, and in most places around the Twin Cities metro area, you're likely seeing few lingering signs of winter. With one significant exception.
The formation of Mt. Eden Prairie most likely caught the attention of passersby due to the sheer size of it, looming over the parking lot at the Target on Flying Cloud Drive in Eden Prairie.
This week could bring about one of the top 20 snowstorms on record in the Twin Cities, if not top 10. If not top 3.
The current record for the deepest snow cover on Dec. 25 was back in 1983, when there were 20 inches of snow on the ground. The coldest on record was in 1996, when the high was 9 degrees below zero.
A travel ban remained in effect in Buffalo on Saturday as the National Guard was called in to help clear the roads.
