snow

The face she pulls after her fall is priceless.

Heavy snow to the south, then 60s next week?

Eric Fobbe used all the snow in his front yard to build it.

This one is currently targeting southern Minnesota.

Maple Grove led the metro with a whopping 22 inches of snow.

It's the biggest snowfall in the metro since 2010 when the Metrodome collapsed.

Road conditions remain treacherous.

Luckily, nobody was in the pool.

Spoiler: It's a lot.

Another 4-6 inches is expected to fall in the Twin Cities

It's not done snowing yet, with up to 8 additional inches yet to fall.

The Twin Cities could get between 12-18 inches of snow.

Twins meteorologist Mace Michaels is monitoring the situation.

Up to 15 inches in the metro, nasty blizzard conditions to the west.

Up to 18 inches of snow and whiteout conditions are possible.

The severe thunderstorms preluded very heavy snow.

This is a monster storm that could bring blizzard conditions with it.

This is a big time snowstorm and it's headed right for Minnesota.

How much you get depends on when rain changes to snow.

It's a powerful, dynamic system set to hit Thursday-Saturday.

The Weather Channel says blizzard conditions will be possible.

It's about time Minnesotans got some good news.

6-8 inches of snow possible in the watch area.

Metro area is not currently in the path of the heaviest snow.