Minnesota Weather

Snowstorms can bring a picturesque winter wonderland, but for St. Cloud residents, they’ve turned into a logistical nightmare. Let’s talk about the heart of this issue.

Get ready for a weather update like never before! Stearns County is rolling out new tech to keep us safe during storms.

Snow totals are piling up across Minnesota, with some areas blanketed in over eight inches, making for a winter wonderland out there.

The storm shifted, bringing less snow than originally expected.

Here are the school closings, delays, and other cancellations across the Rochester and Southern Minnesota area for Wednesday, December 10th, 2025:

See the latest weather-related closings for Twin Ports area schools, government offices, organizations, and more.

Will it be white Christmas magic, or more “slip on the sidewalks” vibes?

Looks like winter is making a grand entrance in Central Minnesota, and it’s not holding back on snow or wind. Time to dig out that shovel!

A fast-moving winter system is expected to make Tuesday’s commute hazardous across southeastern Minnesota. Rain, freezing rain, and bursts of snow are possible as a strong cold front moves in.

With winter looming, remember this: a little salt goes a long way, and so does your impact on our local ecosystems.

Winter is here: there are also several winter weather advisories across the state.

Several inches of accumulation possible by late tonight.

Early winter chill raises questions about warmer months ahead. Understand how this shift could shorten our seasons and affect local ecosystems.

As the snow piles up outside, many are wondering if this winter's chill will finally give us a break from those pesky mosquitoes come summer.

There are two reasons people idle their car in Minnesota during the winter. One is completely unnecessary and the other could get you a ticket if done wrong.

When those bright patches appear near the sun, you might want to keep an eye on the forecast—sundogs have something to say.

Many Minnesotans feel torn about winter. While some complain about snow and cold, others cherish the season's unique joys and traditions.

Snowstorms in the winter are not uncommon - but here's when we may see our next major one!

What a snowy weekend it’s been across the Midwest, leaving many residents shoveling and navigating tricky road conditions.

A winter storm warning is in effect or 6 AM Sunday.

This could make coming back from your Thanksgiving travel destination a bit tricky.

Here's how much snow we got with the first official winter storm of the season.

Looks like December is bringing more than just holiday cheer; those chilly temps are creeping in, and they might stick around for a while.

The Weather Channel sent meteorologist Molly McCollum to Duluth for our first taste of winter. Here's the national report about our Duluth blizzard.

Snowflakes were falling fast in Minnesota, but some areas got buried while others barely saw a dusting.

Minnesota has specific winter laws that everyone should know.

One area could could see up to 25 inches of snow during the travel days leading up to Thanksgiving.

Some areas could see up to 12 inches of snow during the travel days leading up to Thanksgiving.

A quick-moving system will roll in on Tuesday and stick around into Wednesday morning.

Some areas of southeastern Minnesota have a winter weather advisory through noon on Tuesday.