winter storm

Don't look now but forecasters are watching a potential winter storm that could have us breaking out the shovels again later this week in Minnesota.

Remember, it is illegal to travel on a closed road and if a motorist requires rescuing, they are liable for all related rescue costs.

Whether you called it Snowmaggedon, the Mother of All Winter Storms or something else, do you remember what you were doing 11 years ago this weekend?

If you've been hoping for a white Christmas, your hopes may be answered later this week in southeast Minnesota!

The historic cold and snow in parts of the southern U.S. have caused widespread power outages, with some rolling blackouts even affecting parts of Minnesota.

The winter weather that the south is experiencing right now is insane.

Dig out your boots, gas up your snow blower, and get ready for the first significant snowstorm of the season.

Parts of central Minnesota saw 10 inches of snow.

Almost the entire State of Minnesota is now under a winter storm warning for Friday and Saturday.

The Rochester appears to be on the southern edge of a significant snow event forecast for Friday and Saturday.

Slick conditions were reported Sunday morning on roadways throughout southeastern Minnesota, where a winter weather advisory is in effect through 6 PM, but some major highways in northern Minnesota remain impassable due to the weekend blizzard.

The slippery conditions that developed yesterday evening across southeastern Minnesota and the rest of the state contributed to numerous traffic crashes.

Southern Minnesota will likely see some wintry travel conditions but it appears the north half of the state will feel the brunt of a major winter storm that’s due to arrive tonight.

The National Weather Service has upgraded the winter storm watch for the Rochester area to a winter storm warning.