snow

New Ulm didn't see that coming!

She is believed to have lost control and slid into the opposite lane.

Things have changed quite rapidly over the past few hours.

The rest of the week looks pretty quiet, albeit cold Tuesday-Thursday.

More than a nuisance snowfall for some.

Nothing major at this point, according to the National Weather Service.

It's going to be difficult to travel in the western half of Minnesota on Wednesday.

This is Minnesota. You can handle it.

A town southwest of Mankato reported more than 15 inches!

Parking restrictions will soon go into effect.

No travel is advised in nine southwest Minnesota counties.

A slight uptick in expected snow totals for folks in the winter storm warning.

Locations just miles apart could see big differences in snow totals.

A winter storm warning is in effect south of the metro.

Check out the latest snowfall totals being predicted by the NWS.

The best chance for accumulations is between I-94 and I-90.

The weather service says the storm track will likely change between now and then.

There haven't been many decent snowstorms to hit the Twin Cities this winter.

1-2 inches was forecast, but some locations tripled that total overnight.

At 6:20 a.m. MnDOT said one lane of traffic had re-opened.

Nothing major, but a nuisance of a system is moving through the region.

The sun hasn't broken through the clouds in a week!

Two semis were involved in the crash.

Accumulating snow is expected as the day progresses in southeast Minnesota.