Winter Weather

Governor Walz declared a peacetime emergency before this week's upcoming storm.

The City of St. Paul has declared back-to-back snow emergencies starting Wednesday night through Friday afternoon.

City officials are stressing kindness and camaraderie ahead of a massive storm in the next few days.

If you can, Minneapolis and St. Paul officials are asking residents to move their vehicles off city streets, as the prepare for major snowfall this week.

If the writing wasn’t already on the wall, it really is now – major airlines at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport are offering travel vouchers ahead of the winter storm approaching later this week.

This weeks storm will come in a few waves, MnDOT is offering up some tips for safe travel.

The storm is expected to come in two waves over the next few days, with the second wave bringing the heaviest snow along with the potential for blizzard-like conditions.

Icy roads are believed to have played a factor in the fatal crash.

Whether or not a groundhog saw its shadow, spring will most certainly not arrive this week throughout Minnesota.

It was a quiet day Sunday before some mid-week storms could dump a lot of snow on the state.