North-central Minnesota and northern Wisconsin saw the heaviest snowfall totals during Tuesday and Wednesday’s winter storm. Here’s how much snow was recorded in your area.
The season’s first winter storm is nearly behind us. Snow showers taper off quickly early to midmorning but blustery winds continue. Cold air settles in and sticks around.
A feisty wintry storm is dumping wind-blown snow across much of Minnesota overnight into Wednesday morning. Weather conditions will gradually improve later Wednesday.
An early-season winter storm packing heavy snow, howling winds and falling temperatures swept across Minnesota Tuesday into early Wednesday, leaving treacherous conditions and at least one death — a man struck by a falling tree while clearing snow near Duluth.
Authorities issued a no-travel advisory for west-central Minnesota late Tuesday afternoon, as a major early-season winter storm brought snow and gusty winds to the region.
The season’s first winter storm will impact northern Minnesota the most but we’ll all see some snow by Tuesday night. Cold air moves in behind the system and sticks around.
The season’s first widespread wintry storm hits Minnesota Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Snow will be heaviest north of the Twin Cities across central and northern Minnesota.
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