Weather

With the snow season (hopefully) over, how far below normal were our snow amounts? Here's a look.

This is shaping up to be one of the biggest storms of the season.

It's April 1st, and this is no joke: we are talking about a significant snowstorm impacting the Northland over the next 36 hours. However, this April has a long way to go if it wants to compete with a past record breaker.

A strong spring storm will sweep across Minnesota Tuesday, bringing several inches of heavy, wet snow to certain areas. The National Weather Service has already issued weather warnings and watches.

Most of Minnesota experienced summer-like weather last Friday with temps reaching the 70s and low 80s but that warmth didn't last long. Temps plummeted on Saturday and rain and snow moved through the state over the weekend. More winter weather is on the way...

We wish this was a joke, but winter isn't done with us yet.

The Farmers Almanac and Old Farmers Almanac are out with their summer predictions. Here's what they think we can expect in Minnesota.

Ice? Snow? Thunderstorms? Yep, it's all in the forecast for the next few days. Here's what to know.

Accumulating ice from freezing rain followed by accumulating snow could make for a messy end to the month.

The University of Minnesota says there are specific times during the year when lawn maintenance should be done and if you’re not careful, you could do some serious damage to your yard.