Winter Storm

Highest amounts are expected east of the Mississippi River.

The heaviest snow is expected to fall Sunday evening through Monday morning.

Heavy snow will begin falling Sunday afternoon in the Twin Cities.

Snow begins Sunday afternoon with most of it falling overnight into Monday.

Winds will whip up to 45 mph in western and southern Minnesota.

Rain for the metro while areas of northern Minnesota get all the snow.

Another 5-10 inches of snow could fall in parts of Minnesota.

The latest on how much snow will fall across Minnesota.

The heavy snow will likely miss the Twin Cities by 50-80 miles.

Bottom line: it's still on track to cause major travel disruptions in Minnesota.

How much snow will fall? It depends on who you ask.

Heavy snow and strong winds will cause travel problems.

The storm is still over the Pacific Ocean so it's still too early to give an exact forecast.

The big question is whether or not it'll hit the Twin Cities.

Nuisance snow Monday followed by a stronger storm Tuesday.

Expect to see snow, and plenty of it, by early Saturday.

The Twin Cities will once again dodge the heaviest snow.

The heaviest snow is expected to fall overnight.

Heavy wet snow is expected with this storm.

It's still days away but forecasters have it lined up to smack I-94.

The National Weather Service is watching the system closely.

Let's just hope it's more rain than snow.

Yes, it's possible to get hit by lightning during a snowstorm.

Very heavy snow is expected this afternoon and evening.