Winter Storm

There was a sharp gradient around the Twin Cities, with the highest amounts in southwestern Minnesota.

Snow is expected to continue throughout the day.

The I-94 corridor could serve as the cutoff line for high and low snow totals.

Here's how much snow is forecast for more than 50 cities in Minnesota, including the majority of the metro area.

Thursday morning could also be a bit icy on the roads.

Friday continues to look very interesting for snow lovers in Minnesota.

Models are suggesting way more moisture than usual for a clipper-type system.

Snow totals have been bumped up and might go even higher.

Blowing snow could cause issues on the roads Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

Intense snow bands will continue Friday afternoon and evening.

The Twin Cities could also see up to a foot of snow.

Some of the models are trending north 24 hours ahead of the storm's arrival.

A foot of snow is possible.

6+ inches of snow sounds likely for some spots in Minnesota on Friday.

Some people are going to get a bunch of snow on Friday, it seems.

Northfield got 6 inches of snow Tuesday.

Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard is already monitoring the forecast.

6+ inches could fall within the heaviest bands of snow this weekend.

Some locations could see plowable snow with the weekend storm.

The winter weather gets going Thursday.

Another system will push into the state Saturday night through Sunday morning.