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It’s Minnesota, it’s winter, and it’s cold. Winter here brings its share of challenges—frozen pipes, broken furnaces, and even things exploding in people’s cars.

Minnesota may not be in store for as much cold as we’re used to this winter; though snow is a different story. Let’s break it down.

Major red flags have been thrown for one specific week this winter.

It's been a pretty mild winter so far, no?

You know that point where you blow your nose so much that it starts to get raw...THE WORST, right?! #ColdAndAllergySeason

It's not too late to check over a few things in the home before winter to keep you warmer and maybe save some money too

Thankfully, my symptoms weren't from a cold, but from allergies. But, how can you tell the difference, when they are so similar?

The bitter cold air that arrived in the region overnight came within one degree of the record for the date and created the coldest conditions seen in Rochester in over 9-months.

Rochester, MN (KROC AM News)  – Scattered frost was reported in southeastern Minnesota Wednesday morning as temperatures dropped into the 30’s in several areas. The lowest reading reported to the National Weather Service was 34 degrees in Kasson and Zumbro Falls ...

For the second straight winter, Rochester Public Utilities is advising its customers to closely monitor the temperature of their tap water.

This arctic air that covered Minnesota this morning produced the state’s coldest temperature reading of the winter.

It appears Minnesota and other areas of the country are about to come out of the deep freeze.