Twin Cities Weather

Any good news? Yes, there's some.

The number of January rain events in Minnesota have increased significantly.

Here we go again...

A storm like the one coming Monday would normally drop a lot of snow.

Nothing was on radar and there isn't a storm system in sight. Where'd the snow come from?

Are we on our way to epic snow totals like we had in 1983-84?

The heaviest snow is expected Tuesday. Freezing rain could be a big issue in southern Minnesota.

Snow is expected to start Monday and continue into Tuesday.

MSP Airport is up to 32.2 inches for the snow season.

Dangerously cold wind chills are possible in Minnesota in the coming week.

The winter storm warning is in effect from midnight to 6 p.m. Thursday.

They’ll be measuring snow along the North Shore in feet, not inches.

The Twin Cities is under an advisory.

It's an extremely difficult forecast due to temperatures hovering around the freezing mark.

The first arrives Thursday night into Friday before a bigger system comes next week.

What we know with high confidence at this point is that there will be a monster storm in the central U.S. by the early and middle part of next week.

Snow is moving into the metro Wednesday morning.

Sundgaard recaps Minnesota's fall and looks ahead to December.

Looks like there's no turning back...

The latest forecast from Sven Sundgaard.

The latest forecast ahead of a busy weather week.

Snow is set to follow later in the week.

The latest forecast from Sven Sundgaard.

Here's smelly science of the Twin Cities' autumnal stink.