Twin Cities

It's not clear why John Hanson and the station parted ways.

A half a foot of snow is possible for some Minnesotans.

Snow will spread from west to east starting Saturday morning in western Minnesota.

Where will the highest snow amounts wind up?

Fluffy snow will pile up in some locations on Saturday.

Details are coming into focus as the storm system gets closer.

How much snow remains the big question.

WCCO-AM has not had a person of color as a weekday daytime host in its history.

All eyes on the potential for another storm system in Minnesota.

Nothing is certain yet. The weather service advises Minnesotans to monitor the forecast.

Nothing is certain as any big snowmaker would be 5-6 days away.

She will be joining Jason DeRusha on the CBS affiliate's Morning Show.

It wasn't a bust for everyone in Minnesota.

More snow overnight and through much of the day Friday.

Construction crews are having to make alternative plans in the disputed Kenilworth corridor.

Half a foot of snow will be common for the Twin Cities, says Sven.

All three have a similar area they currently believe is the bullseye.

It's expected to be a long duration snow event.

The storm will bring impacts to much of Minnesota Thursday and Friday.

Travel could be impacted Thursday and Friday.

Novak Weather is tracking the storm.

Novak Weather is following the forecast trends.

Details are coming into focus as the storm gets closer.

The forecast focuses on the potential for a significant storm impacting the area this week.