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Weather and Climate News

Chilly overnight but warmer Tuesday ahead of more snow showers

Chilly overnight but warmer Tuesday ahead of more snow showers

It’ll be a cold overnight but clouds will increase, keeping temps up from where they could fall. More snow showers are possible Tuesday and Wednesday followed by colder air. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Chilly Monday with more snow possible Tuesday and Wednesday

Chilly Monday with more snow possible Tuesday and Wednesday

We remain in the track of weather systems with another round of snow showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will be briefly warmer Tuesday before falling again Wednesday. 
by Sven Sundgaard

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Cleanup continues following Minnesota blizzard; Minneapolis, St. Paul declare snow emergencies

Cleanup continues following Minnesota blizzard; Minneapolis, St. Paul declare snow emergencies

No-travel advisories across southern Minnesota were lifted Monday, as driving conditions gradually improved following Sunday’s blizzard conditions. Many cities across the region implemented snow emergency parking rules.
by Andrew Krueger and MPR News Staff

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Dangerous, life-threatening storm to create hazardous travel

Dangerous, life-threatening storm to create hazardous travel

Dangerous, potentially life-threatening travel conditions are expected to develop today across Minnesota and Wisconsin and persist into early Monday morning as a major winter storm impacts the region.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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Plows pulled from highways, no travel advised across much of Minnesota amid blizzard conditions

Plows pulled from highways, no travel advised across much of Minnesota amid blizzard conditions

A major winter storm swept into Minnesota on Sunday, bringing blizzard conditions on one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season. Snowplows were pulled off highways in parts of the state due to poor visibility, and several cities — including Minneapolis — declared snow emergencies.
by Andrew Krueger, Matt Mikus and MPR News Staff

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Winter storm snarls holiday travel across U.S. Northeast, Great Lakes

Winter storm snarls holiday travel across U.S. Northeast, Great Lakes

More than a thousand flights were canceled or delayed across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions due to snow as thousands took to roads and airports during the busy travel period between Christmas and New Year’s.
by The Associated Press

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