Winter Storm

Totals of 4-7 inches were about it. Way less than many thought they'd get.

The storm is approaching from the south Friday morning.

Climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld and Jim du Bois preview what's to come for Minnesota.

The snow is expected to bring heavy snow most of the day Friday.

Heavy snow is expected Friday with blowing and drifting issues Saturday.

It could bring accumulating snow and strong winds.

A half a foot of snow isn't out of the question for the metro.

Climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld and Jim du Bois talk about the winter storm.

Snow totals will vary across the state, with highest amounts in western Minnesota.

Winter storm watches have been issued for approximately half of the the state.

Depending on where you live, it could bring rain, a mix, freezing rain and snow.

The Twin Cities is right on the rain/snow line so totals will fluctuate.

The storm will bring impacts to the entire state.

Here we go again!

We're in for a doozy late Tuesday through Wednesday morning.

It could be tough travel conditions for people going in and out of MSP.

The warning is in effect from Tuesday night through noon Wednesday.

Roads are expected to be treacherous late Tuesday night and Wednesday.

Heads up, especially if you're traveling Tuesday-Wednesday.

Refined details are expected later in the weekend.

Some ridiculous snowfall totals could occur in eastern North Dakota.

Outside of south-central Minnesota, the weather service expects flakes to fly Saturday.

The first winter storm watch of the season is here.

Climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld breaks down a potential snowstorm.