Weather

It’s not going to be a warm Sunday afternoon as our highs sit roughly 15-20 degrees below average.

Get ready for another blast of cold weather this weekend as dropping temps and winds will make for a freezing Saturday in Minnesota.

Snow on Thursday caused some traffic troubles throughout the state with snow totals ranging from about one inch to more than five inches.

Expect another slick day on the roads Friday as a snow storm is expected to pass through in time for the afternoon commute.

20 cars and six semis were involved in a Thursday morning crash that closed the interstate near Owatonna.

A poorly-timed band of snow showers snarled the Thursday morning commute across Minnesota.

Another round of snow Thursday could spell trouble for the morning commute in the Twin Cities metro area.

A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect overnight into Wednesday for much of Minnesota as wind chills are expected to drop to potentially dangerous levels.

Some folks will try to tough out this arctic blast coming our way, but community organizers, first responders and homeless outreach teams are hoping to persuade people to come off the streets and head inside.

From emergency room doctors to snowplow operators, crews are scrambling to prepare for a forecasted deep freeze.

Temperatures will drop Tuesday and Wednesday as the frigid cold takes over with wind chills falling below zero degrees.

A quick-hitting band of snow moved through the Twin Cities metro Monday morning, dropping 2-3 inches of snow on the area.