Minnesotans across the state woke up Wednesday to several inches of cement-like snow on the ground. By noon, blowing snow was still causing problems on the roads in southern Minnesota.
Snow totals stacked up across the southern half of Minnesota with numerous spots receiving more than a month's worth of snow. Let’s take a look at which areas got the most.
Blizzard and winter storm warnings continue into midday Wednesday. Snow showers will persist for southeastern Minnesota through midday followed by seasonably cool temperatures.
With shovels, snowblowers and snowplows, Minnesotans got to work Wednesday digging out from a major late-winter storm that walloped southern and eastern parts of the state with heavy snow, howling winds and blizzard conditions.
A messy spring storm is headed our way. Southern Minnesota is under a blizzard warning for Tuesday evening and the Twin Cities is under a winter storm warning.
A potent March storm will bring wintry weather to much of Minnesota. The heaviest snowfall and wind will occur from the Twin Cities southward toward Rochester and Red Wing.
We should be prepared for anywhere from 4 inches on the low end in the Twin Cities to as much as 8 or 9 inches on the high end with parts of southeastern Minnesota potentially approaching 6 to 10-plus inches.
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