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Weather and Climate News

Heavy snow will snarl our commute; storm brings whiteout conditions to some areas

Heavy snow will snarl our commute; storm brings whiteout conditions to some areas

Heavy snow will continue to spread across Minnesota and western Wisconsin Friday afternoon and evening. Evening commutes will be severely impacted. Winds ramp up Friday night and Saturday, with blizzard conditions in some areas. We have details on snow amounts, wind speeds and temperatures through the weekend.
by Ron Trenda

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Blizzard conditions possible as snowstorm batters Minnesota

Blizzard conditions possible as snowstorm batters Minnesota

A major snowstorm is making its way across Minnesota, bringing heavy snow and highs winds through Saturday. For most places, the heaviest snow is likely Friday afternoon or evening, meaning a treacherous p.m. commute, including for the Twin Cities.
by Nicole Mitchell

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It's here: High winds, blowing snow as major storm moves in

It's here: High winds, blowing snow as major storm moves in

The heaviest snow will fall Friday afternoon for much of the state, complicating the evening commute. Central Minnesota is expected to get between 6 and 9 inches of snow; up to a foot is possible for the North Shore.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Still on track: Major winter storm moves in Friday

Still on track: Major winter storm moves in Friday

The weather table is all set. Now we wait for the wintry guests to arrive. Western Minnesota should start seeing flakes this morning, with the Twin Cities joining the fun around lunchtime.
by Paul Huttner

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Major winter storm takes aim: A foot of snow and whiteout conditions likely

Major winter storm takes aim: A foot of snow and whiteout conditions likely

The forecast model snowfall output is pretty consistent and clusters around an 8- to 12-inch range for much of Minnesota by Saturday afternoon. In the Twin Cities, expect snow to begin Friday between about 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
by Paul Huttner

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Friday snowstorm will deliver heavy snow, with whiteout conditions possible in some areas

Friday snowstorm will deliver heavy snow, with whiteout conditions possible in some areas

A snowstorm will spread heavy snow across much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin Friday and Friday night. Strong winds could cause whiteout conditions at times. We have an update on who can expect the most snow amounts and the strongest winds.
by Ron Trenda

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Whiteout conditions possible as massive snowstorm targets Minnesota

Whiteout conditions possible as massive snowstorm targets Minnesota

Snow will begin falling across western Minnesota Friday morning, spreading through the rest of the state by afternoon. Much of the state will see 6 inches of snow or more. Central Minnesota and the North Shore could get buried by as much as a foot of snow.
by Nicole Mitchell

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A dangerously cold Thursday morning across Minnesota

All of Minnesota is starting off Thursday under a wind chill advisory with most of state seeing wind chills of at least minus 20, and northwestern Minnesota feeling as cold as minus 40 at times.
by Nicole Mitchell

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