Snowfall has hit the state and is expected to continue until early Sunday. Here's a rundown of the weather pontificators from across the state.

Perhaps Old Man Winter heard us snickering about this year's "winter." The Leap Day Storm left a foot of snow across much of central Minnesota, knocked out power to many Minnesotans, closed schools, and left traffic accidents in its wake.

The brunt of our Tuesday-Wednesday storm is pointed at north central Minnesota, which means the Brainerd Lakes area could be looking at 15 inches of snow. As for the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota, the storm may be more of a washout -- as in rainwater washing away much of whatever snow falls. Click on the headline for a look at who's predicting what for the metro area.

A winter storm that brought snow, rain and slop tangled up the morning commute and knocked out power to many Minnesotans. The State Patrol is busy responding to accidents, metro buses are running behind schedule and many schools are closed.

Punxsutawney has Phil, but what does the weather in central Pennsylvania have to do with Minnesota? The Twin Cities have Stanley and the official local groundhog could not see his shadow through all the fog. If large rodents are any predictor, Minnesota's winter, such as it is, will end early.