Winter Weather

Snow emergencies, snow fall and crash totals from the slushy snow in the Twin Cities and winter storm in southwest Minnesota Friday. What to expect next? Cold temperatures.

Have any new or gently used blankets? Drop them off at any of four locations across the metro from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15. A local nonprofit will use them to help keep families in need warm.

A favorite recreation area for outdoor enthusiasts is getting bigger, adding and upgrading its chairlifts and trails.

After a few mild afternoons with plenty of melting, we're heading back into a snow chance across the area Thursday night into Friday.

If you have lived in Minnesota long enough then you have probably experienced the “January thaw”. 

Minneapolis Public Schools says students will be switching to e-learning for Monday, January 10, due to cold weather forecast and rising COVID-19 cases among bus transportation staff.

After a seasonable and quiet day on Saturday, we're waking up to subzero temperatures Sunday. Most of the state is under a Wind Chill Advisory through Sunday afternoon as a Northwest flow will bring wind chills to as low as -35°. 

The Twin Cities hit a low of 17 degrees below zero Friday morning, but we'll get a quick one-day heat wave as temperatures climb to 30 degrees by Saturday afternoon.

Temperatures spent most of Wednesday falling as much colder air returned to the state. Now we will spend Thursday and Thursday night entrenched with Arctic air.