Weather

With wind chills below zero, FOX 9 checked in with people trying to stay out of the cold wind and others who are embracing it. 

Amid the extreme cold in Minnesota, there are spaces open for people who are looking for a place to keep warm.

A cold front moving through bringing rain, snow and plummeting temperatures could create slick spots on Minnesota roads. 

A wind advisory is in effect for Wednesday as a cold front brings plummeting temperatures and subzero wind chills.

Coast Guard teams in Alaska suspended their search for at least five people 24 hours after a fishing ship overturned on Sunday.

Tuesday will be an overall quiet and slightly warmer day with periods of patchy sunshine and clouds.

With overnight temperatures dropping to dangerous levels this week, concerns are growing for the increasing number of people sleeping outside in Minnesota, whether by choice or necessity.

Despite our quite chilly Thanksgiving holiday, the fall months ended up being the warmest on record in the Twin Cities. 

An overnight dusting of snow created some slick road conditions in the Twin Cities metro and across much of Minnesota on Monday morning. Here's a look at conditions across the metro.

Morning flurries will give way to a mostly cloudy day, with occasional sunshine and highs in the 20s. 

When does winter start? It depends who you ask, because meteorological season's start date is different than the winter solstice.

Chilly temperatures continue on Sunday with the forecast showing a quiet start to the work week.