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Reports indicate travel conditions have been treacherous in some areas surrounding Rochester.

The warnings also extend to surrounding states. Some areas could experience up to a foot of snow and winds gusting as high as 65 mph.

With a snowstorm bearing down on parts of Minnesota, residents across the state will likely notice how bright the night sky seems. Here's why it seems so light.

IMPORTANT MEMO TO EVERYONE IN MINNESOTA: Before you get in the car and drive down the road, watch this horrific video about driving in winter weather.

IMPORTANT MEMO TO EVERYONE IN MINNESOTA: Before you get in the car and drive down the road, watch this horrific video about driving in winter weather.

Mother Nature is powerful and hits Minnesota with fires, tornadoes, floods, blizzards. Here are the top 11 devastating weather disasters in Minnesota.

Everyone was whining how Christmas was so sad without snow. #Whine #Whine #Whine Mother Nature heard you and now all of Minnesota is going in time out.

If you had travel plans near International Fall, Minnesota, or Grand Forks, North Dakota, you'll likely want to postpone them until later in the week.

Some areas of the state saw more than a foot of heavy wet snow and widespread power outages.

I can't say I'm feeling lucky, but with any luck next week's storm may be the last major winter storm of the season. It's still early, but a combination of ice, snow and high winds may result in treacherous travel conditions by the middle of next week, with blizzard or near-blizzard conditions a very real possibility. The Winter That Wouldn't End isn't over just yet.