Canada's federal government was mobilizing the military on Sunday to help Newfoundland and Labrador dig out from a monster blizzard that dropped 30 inches of snow and produced wind gusts near 100 mph.
Areas of light snow and flurries for Sunday night into Monday. A bit milder on Tuesday. Then almost balmy for Wednesday and Thursday but with some mixed precipitation possible..
The State Patrol reported 514 crashes and 530 spinouts or vehicles in the ditch along Minnesota highways between 6 a.m. Saturday and 6 a.m. Sunday. The Patrol also responded to 25 jackknifed semis.
Yea, it’s cold. As we sometimes say, it could be much worse. We have details on our current chilly temps and a look at the mid week thaw. We’ll also show you some incredibly cold temps from 1994.
Our Sunday will be much chillier than normal, and wind chill advisories cover much of Minnsota Sunday morning. Some of us will see a passing flurry, with a dusting of snow showers tonight.
We’ll have arctic chill on Sunday, but a January thaw arrives in a few days. We have details on our temperature valleys and peaks over the next few days, plus our best chances for snow.
Melting ice means more ships are traversing polar shipping lanes, so Rune Rafaelsen wants Chinese investors to help turn the small town of Kirkenes into a major logistics hub. But doubters abound.
Blizzard warnings continue this Saturday across western Minnesota and far southern Minnesota, with winter storm warnings elsewhere, including the Twin Cities. Fierce winds will cause whiteout conditions in some areas to the west and far south. Very cold air is spreading across Minnesota, and it’ll linger through Sunday. We have all the details.
Snow totals from across Minnesota and surrounding states, as reported by weather spotters and relayed by the National Weather Service as of 5:50 p.m. Saturday.
Icy roads and blowing snow led to hundreds of crashes on Minnesota highways Saturday, while another blast of arctic air swept across the state. Snow emergencies go into effect Saturday night for St. Paul and Minneapolis.
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