The Tuesday morning commute is slow for parts of Minnesota thanks to a fresh round of snow that is moving out. Now temperatures will drop throughout the day.
For many Minnesotans, winter presents a welcome break from yard work. But for some in Duluth, when the ground freezes, the work begins: on a backyard hockey rink.
More light snow returns Monday, but heavy snow could be a problem by the end of the week. A couple rounds of cold air will send parts of Minnesota well below zero.
Monday starts off with some snowy roads for southern Minnesota, and more light snow moves across the state later Monday. Temperatures will be above average for the entire state.
Our Sunday evening snow is just a preview of the week ahead. We’ll see several additional batches of snow. We’ll also have quite a range of temperatures in the coming week.
High winds, towering waves and flooding have caused millions of dollars in damage to port facilities along Lake Michigan in Milwaukee, the port's director said Sunday.
Some snow is on the way. We have details on when it’ll arrive and how much to expect. We also give you the ups and downs of our temperatures the next few days.
Severe storms that swept across southern portions of the U.S. and up into the Midwest were blamed Saturday in the deaths of at least 11 people, including two first responders, as high winds, tornadoes and unrelenting rain battered large swaths of the country.
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