It was a wet snow that wasn’t easy to shovel. Now we can relax a bit. Our official Twin Cities season snowfall total is now 48 inches. That puts us 3.8 inches above our average season snowfall total through March 6. It’s not your imagination if it seems snowier than normal lately! Snowstorm tally The…
Most school districts made the decision to cancel classes well before the bad weather hit and many commuters heeded the warnings and stayed home or left work ahead of the storm.
Temperatures will moderate a bit each day Wednesday through Sunday even though our fresh snow will absorb some of the warmth and slow the process. By Sunday the metro area might flirt with 40 degrees.
Here is a quick update of what you might want to know early this morning: Generally around 4 to 8 inches of snow fall across the Twin Cities metro area Greater amounts of about 8 to 10 inches fell farther north from the Detroit Lakes area to around Hinckley There were many crashes and even…
It looks like much of the state will see totals around 4 to 8 inches with some reports up to around a foot. The metro area should expect generally about 5 to 8 inches.
The Twin Cities woke up this morning to icy roads but no major snow, prompting some to ask, "When did Minnesota get so soft?" It's likely that no superintendent wants a repeat of what happened to the St. Paul school district in January.
Snowfall rates in many area, especially central Minnesota including the Twin Cites, are likely to be around 1 inch per hour Monday afternoon and evening.