Updraft®

The winter storm that has been plaguing Minnesota since Thursday continues to bring light snow, rain and freezing drizzle through much of Friday, keeping travel difficult.

Snowfall rates may taper Friday morning through the afternoon before ending. High winds will create blizzard conditions in southern Minnesota.

A winter storm will bring heavy snow and high winds to Minnesota through Friday.

Heavy snow and strong winds will hit most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin Thursday afternoon into Friday. We have updates on forecast snow amounts and warnings and advisories.

Southwestern Minnesota is under a blizzard warning from 6 p.m. Thursday to 6 p.m. Friday. Many places will see their most significant snowfall of the storm Thursday night through Friday morning.

A mix of wintry precipitation changes to snow Thursday and Friday. The latest forecasts suggest slightly less snowfall from the winter storm than previously expected.

Our next winter storm brings a wintry mix to all snow Thursday and snowfall will continue in most areas well into Friday. This storm will bring significant winter travel issues to Minnesota on both Thursday and Friday.

Following a warm and pleasant day Wednesday, a slow-moving snowstorm slaps the state Thursday and Friday, bringing heavy snow to eastern Minnesota, including a possible 6 to 8 inches in the Twin Cities. Here are the details.

Southerly winds and afternoon sunshine make Wednesday the warmest day of the week across most of Minnesota.

The winter weather pattern across the Upper Midwest may turn colder snowier in the next few weeks.