Winter storms can last a few hours or several days -- and could cut off heat, power, and communication.

Most of us agree that a little of the white stuff is nice around the holidays. Here's what the chances are of having a White Christmas this year in Minnesota.

By the way, most of the seasonal almanacs are calling for a colder and snowier winter for Minnesota.

This month is usually the grayest in Minnesota, with lots of cloudy days. Temperatures also drop quickly; for example, in Minneapolis, the average high is 50°F at the start of the month but falls to 35°F by the end, will that pattern continue this year?

Well, it was only a matter of time. Widespread rain will transition to rain/snow mix, then all snow this morning.

The National Weather Service in La Crosse is urging residents in southeastern Minnesota to stay weather-aware today and be ready to seek shelter if storms start approaching.

Maybe incorporating some warmer items into your kids Halloween costumes might be a good idea this year.

It's that part of the year where we're waiting to see just how bad this winter will be in Minnesota. Here are some signs from Mother Nature that we could be in for a tough one.

Get ready for Halloween in the Bold North! Check the weather forecast for a spooky night out. 🎃🌧️ #HalloweenWeather #TrickOrTreat

Our temperatures have been unseasonably warm so we haven't had to deal with it yet, but when is the earliest we've seen snowfall here in the Bold North?