Winter Storm

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.

Duluth set an all-time record for May.

The rain is changing over to snow, and it could snow quite a bit.

Minnesotans don't need snow in late April. Give it to Iowa and Wisconsin.

Carver, Scott and Dakota counties are in a winter weather advisory.

Heavy snow is expected to fall the first half of the day Saturday.

It's been a yo-yo of a forecast from a difficult to predict winter storm.

Parts of southwest Minnesota could get 2 feet of snow.

Will this be a repeat of last year's April snowstorm?

Kenny Blumenfeld and Jim du Bois break down this week's possible snowstorm.

Green and blue go together really well, don't they?

8+ inches could fall in much of the metro area.

It could be the biggest snowfall of the winter for parts of the Twin Cities.

More than a foot of snow could fall in and around the metro.

Very heavy snow and blizzard conditions are expected.

One way or another, this storm is going to hit hard in southern Minnesota.

As of 6:15 a.m., Marshall had already picked up 6 inches of snow.

Up to 10 inches of snow could fall.

The Twin Cities is on the edge of the watch box.

Highest amounts are expected east of the Mississippi River.