Updraft®

Saturday looks quiet but chilly. Sunday brings more snow to southern Minnesota.

October 2020 eclipses October 1991 as the snowiest October on record.

You may not want to hear this, but more snow is on the way for the weekend. We have an update on the timing of the snow and the forecast snow amounts.

A few lingering light snow showers remain Friday behind Thursday’s snowstorm. It also remains mostly cloudy and cold.

A few light snow showers remain Friday behind Thursday’s snowstorm. Mostly cloudy and cold conditions continue.

Another October snowstorm delivers impressive snowfall totals.

Smoke particles from Colorado wildfires turned Minnesota’s snow orange and yellow Thursday.

We have an update on the heavy snow in parts of central and northern Minnesota and the wintry mix in the Twin Cities metro area. We also look at the snow that’s in our weekend forecast.

A strong storm hits Minnesota Thursday with rain, sleet and areas of heavy snow.  Then another round of snow and even colder temperatures move in over the weekend.

A strong storm is expected to bring parts of Minnesota up to 8 inches of snow Thursday, making for difficult travel around the state.