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Winter storm watch for much of Minnesota Friday night and Saturday

Winter storm watch for much of Minnesota Friday night and Saturday

Thursday’s forecast model trends suggest a faster-moving storm that may drop a little less snow on much of Minnesota. But it still looks quite plowable for the Twin Cities and much of central Minnesota.
by Paul Huttner

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Let it blow, then let it snow! Breezy Thursday, snowstorm Saturday

Let it blow, then let it snow! Breezy Thursday, snowstorm Saturday

Very breezy westerly winds will continue to howl across the state on Thursday, with wind advisories still in effect until Thursday evening. After a quiet Friday, our focus shifts to the weekend as a winter storm watch takes effect Friday night.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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Windy and cooler Thursday, significant snow Saturday

Windy and cooler Thursday, significant snow Saturday

Blustery northwest winds are moving in Thursday behind Wednesday night’s disturbance. A significant snowfall is headed for central Minnesota Saturday. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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More snow develops Wednesday and again Saturday

More snow develops Wednesday and again Saturday

Snow showers will be developing Wednesday afternoon and evening for much of northern and central Minnesota. More snow is on the way Saturday. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Before barges start moving, crews head out to measure Lake Pepin ice

Before barges start moving, crews head out to measure Lake Pepin ice

Each February, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers starts sending crews out onto the frozen Mississippi River at Lake Pepin to take ice measurements. The information helps determine when towboats and barges can start the navigation season.
by Alex Haddon

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