Weather

The National Weather Service Twin Cities this morning posted about the potential winter storm, in which it showed a graphic of a majority of the southern 2/3s of the state seeing some form of precipitation Saturday into Saturday night and then again on Sunday.

The State Patrol says slick conditions likely contributed to an injury crash this morning on I-35.

One of the many storm-related traffic crashes that occurred after the arrival of this region's first significant snowstorm of the season involved a Rochester Police Department squad car.

It appears the first significant snowstorm of the season in the Rochester area is largely over, but it's still snowing to the west where much of southern Minnesota remains under a blizzard warning until 6 PM.

It was among a number of weather-related crashes in Rochester Thursday night.

The city is on the job, but they need your help...slow down and prepare for ice where you least expect it.

We have snow in our forecast for the next few days, but there are other signs that we might be entering a more active pattern with snowier and colder weather more likely for Minnesota.

The Rochester area is included in a Winter Storm Watch that covers nearly the entire southern third of Minnesota.

A snowstorm headed to the Rochester area could produce the first snow event of the year - and it could be on the high side.

The Rochester area has experienced a very un-January-like run of weather.

There were dozens of traffic accidents and mishaps around Minnesota during Tuesday's snow event.

Tuesday’s snow event produced just a few inches across most of SE Minnesota with heavier amounts in NE Iowa.

Most of southeast Minnesota was spared the brunt of the major winter storm that blasted across the state Wednesday.

The winter storm that hit most of Minnesota Wednesday closed major roads, stranded motorists and dumped record snow in some areas.