Weather

While millions of people across the country braced for a dumping of snow, the weather story here in the Twin Cities over the weekend was cold, but clear skies.

Sunday afternoon high temperatures are expected to be in the upper teens, but wind chills will make it feel subzero all day.

After a decade treating patients, Dr. Thomas Masters is all too familiar with the damage that Mother Nature can create in just a few minutes.

The Kansas City Chiefs were stranded for hours Saturday at Kansas City International Airport as an ice storm shut down operations.

Shoveling snow is an unavoidable chore for some people, but if you’re not careful, you could end up seriously injured, or worse.

Wind chills will be less intense than Friday, but will keep temperatures feeling bitterly cold.

Keeping gutters clean and clearing any dead or possibly dangerous tree branches can significantly help prevent any costly damages to your home.

Wind and cold temperatures can cause frostbite in minutes, especially in areas like your fingers and toes. Here’s what to know.

While it only takes a thin coating of ice to cause travel nightmares for motorists, it takes a heavier accretion of ice to damage trees and power lines, and the severity of the damage depends on how much weight is added by the ice.

Expect a bright, sunny but cold day on Friday with temperatures in the teens.

Officials announced on Thursday the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon in northern Minnesota has been moved to a later date due to "unsafe trail conditions."

Thursday is a seasonably chilly but brighter day, with pockets of sunshine and temperatures in the upper teens.