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Cold air returns, accompanied by more sunshine

Colder air will grip the state through the middle of the week, but by the weekend, temperatures climb well above average. Sunshine prevails most of the week ahead.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Another cold snap for Minnesota

Cooler air has settled back in across the state, and parts of northern Minnesota are seeing lingering snow Tuesday morning.
by Nicole Mitchell

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After hellish ice fishing season, Minnesota resorts say they need help

After hellish ice fishing season, Minnesota resorts say they need help

Heavy snow and thin ice nearly shut down this year’s ice fishing season across much of northern Minnesota. Now, resort owners are hoping for state loans to recover from what they’re calling a natural disaster. Lake Winnibigoshish seemed to get the worst of it.
by John Enger

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Snow and ice Monday, then a temperature roller coaster

A winter storm will bring areas of snow and ice Monday, followed by the return of colder weather and plentiful sunshine.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Snow and ice slow travel for Presidents Day

Mild weather has returned for Monday, but it comes along with a storm that could bring snow across most of Minnesota and ice near Interstate 90.
by Nicole Mitchell

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Bird's eye view essential to figuring flood risk

Bird's eye view essential to figuring flood risk

NOAA pilots are measuring the snow pack in Minnesota to help flood forecasters determine the risk for high water in the spring.
by Matt Sepic

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