Rochester weather

The winter storm that hit southeast Minnesota Friday produced snow that was on the lighter side of forecasts, although it was enough to break a 75-year-old record in Rochester.

Rochester is dealing with its coldest weather since early March as temperatures plunged to 10 below zero Thursday morning

Rochester could receive more snow Friday than it has received since the end of November.

Roads across southeast Minnesota were reported as completely or partially covered by MnDOT Monday morning.

It appears southeast Minnesota will luck out and miss out on a winter storm that is predicted to impact most of the rest of the state this weekend.

Those with holiday travel plans in SE Minnesota this week won’t have to worry about the weather this year.

A snow burst across a large part of southeast Minnesota Monday morning led to rapidly deteriorating driving conditions, resulting in numerous traffic accidents, spinouts, jackknifed trucks, and other mishaps.

Driving conditions are deteriorating across parts of southeast Minnesota as light freezing rain and snow are moving east across the region.

The Monday morning commute could be a dicey one for motorists in southeast Minnesota.

Areas of fog were being reported across southeast Minnesota Tuesday morning.

Yes, it’s been cold. Rochester is entering its fourth straight week of below-average temperatures.

Rochester set a rainfall record Tuesday with nearly 1.5-inches (1.48) recorded at the city airport.

A new snow record for Rochester.

Schools are closed and roads are in rough shape as a result of Wednesday’s snowstorm. Rochester Public Schools joined other districts in the area to call off classes Thursday.