Winter Weather

Get ready to bundle up Minnesota this winter as the NOAA winter outlook/prediction just said we can expect "below-normal temperatures" this winter.

An overnight snowfall led to many crashes across the state of Minnesota Saturday and Sunday.

As winter approaches, local school districts are announcing their weather guidelines and procedures.

I swear at the state lines there needs to be signs posted, "abandon hope, all ye who enter here". Someone important needs to add that to the budget for 2020.

November 4th through 8th is Winter Hazard Awareness Week in MN, as the National Weather Service promotes winter safety, and today the focus is winter driving.

Warning: Article contains a depressing weather report and sarcasm.

If looking at the forecast for Central Minnesota is bumming you out, you're not alone. It doesn't look like we are going to see a high above 40 degrees until NEXT Wednesday.

I think this concoction should be re-labeled as "Minnesota Magic Juice".

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center has released it's Winter Weather Outlook. They say a La Nina could potentially emerge for the second year in a row, with a 55 to 65 percent chance of it developing before winter sets in.

All hail the almighty Farmer's Almanac!

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The weather in Central Minnesota has been great this past week and I have noticed a few certain things happening because of it! Chances are good you are guilty of at least one of the activities on this list! 1. Rolling Down the Car Windows - This is a great way to air out the car in the middle of January...