Snow, Rain Make For Slushy Streets In Twin Cities
Crews are racing to clear away as much water off the streets before the temperatures dip Thursday night.
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Crews are racing to clear away as much water off the streets before the temperatures dip Thursday night.
WCCO Weather Watchers have reported snow totals of 10 inches in Silver Bay, 9 inches in Fergus Falls, and 8 inches in Bemidji.
As holiday travelers make their way back home Wednesday, a winter snowstorm is descending on Minnesota, threatening to leave the western part of the state under a blanket of snow up to a foot deep.
If you expect to travel in coming days, plan accordingly. A winter storm will bring heavy snow to areas across northern, central and western Minnesota Wednesday through early Friday.
The NWS said that weather models are suggesting the potential for a winter storm in the upper Midwestern U.S. late next week. But it's way too early to make any responsible forecasts.
People across southern Minnesota are digging out from the first major snowstorm of the season.
WCCO Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak says a storm system coming out of Kansas will make its way to Minnesota on Saturday.
The Minneapolis suburb of Maple Grove was the hardest hit community in the Twin Cities by the weekend's record-setting snowstorm.
Along main streets across Minnesota, the dig out continued on Monday. But sunshine and warmer temperatures are helping in a big way.
The Minneapolis Police Department says one of its retired officers died on Saturday after shoveling snow.
As a major storm heads towards Minnesota with the possibility of causing power outages, Xcel Energy is increasing employees for the weekend and is offering tips to stay safe.
Many of us are sick of this weather, but we forget that a lot of people love Minnesota winter.
North Dakota officials are advising motorists not to travel in the Grand Forks area because of near-zero visibility and icy roads.
Monday's snowstorm brought impressive snowfall totals across central Minnesota where up to a foot of snow or more was recorded.
Deciding to close schools in advance of a dangerous winter storm is never easy and not always popular with working parents.
The Northstar Link commuter bus from Big Lake to St. Cloud is shutting down Monday afternoon due to the anticipated winter storm.
School districts from the Twin Cities to St. Cloud are canceling classes in anticipation for a winter storm that could bring up to a foot of snow to the region.
Saturday's record-breaking snow made for a parking nightmare for folks in the metro.
This is the type of weekend some local business owners love. It's what they've been hoping for, for several years.
A problem with buses in at least four St. Paul schools had many parents wondering where their children were Monday.
Many roads are still in rough shape after the winter storm blasted Minnesota Monday, and travel is not advised in south central Minnesota.
As all eyes are on the Vikings in Philadelphia, a storm system is headed toward Minnesota, and residents in the southern part of the state could be digging out of a foot of snow by Tuesday morning.
We're following the winter storm event that's moving in Minnesota Monday morning.
Travel will be slippery and even dangerous in parts of Minnesota on Thursday after a system that started as rain has changed over to snow.
Residents across a huge swath of the U.S. awakened Thursday to the beginnings of a massive winter storm expected to deliver snow, ice and high winds.
