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Rain will turn to freezing rain and sleet behind a cold front Thursday evening across western Minnesota. This transition will push east Thursday night, reaching I-35 around dawn Friday.

Rain will turn to freezing rain and sleet behind a cold front late Thursday across western Minnesota, which will spread east Thursday night and early Friday.

Rain changed to snow Saturday night across much of East Central Minnesota.

A strong storm system is still expected to bring rain Thursday that will change to snow Thursday night, with strong winds late Thursday afternoon through Friday.

The spring flood outlook is looking better. The National Weather Service says the major to moderate flooding risk across the Upper Midwest has decreased due to the recent dry weather.

Hold on to your hat, it's going to be a windy day on Thursday. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for several counties, including Stearns.

We love to talk about the weather here in Minnesota, and now you can help spread the word on precipitation totals. The National Weather Service says they are looking for additional weather observers especially in greater Minnesota.

Temperatures in the first half of March will be above normal. The first 60 degree day of the season is possible Sunday.

The latest spring flood forecast is still calling for an elevated threat. However, the National Weather Service says no snowpack increase over the past two weeks has helped.

One more mild day of weather is expected before we cool off for several days.

We're experiencing some of our coldest temperatures in a long time Thursday.

A brief period of snow followed by a blast of arctic air is about to impact Minnesota.