weather

It might be a bit of an understatement to say things escalated quickly on Wednesday.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for late Wednesday through Friday morning for the potential of heavy snow and windy conditions that could make for very difficult travel.

A recent move by the Minnesota Department of Transportation has given valuable real-life skill training to some high school students.

According to Wabasha Police Department's Facebook page a tank, yes an actual military tank, was stuck in the tough road conditions attempting to rescue stranded motorists.

Clearing snow away from a rural mailbox can help safeguard against damage.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the potential of 'moderate to heavy snow' between 6-10 inches possible for parts of our area, including Duluth and portions of Wisconsin and the North Shore

Researchers compiled a series of climate forecast data to assemble a map illustrating how climates for cities around the country could change over the next 60 years.

This week's snowstorm brought with it snowfall in excess of a foot in places, and put extra strain on snowplow crews and drivers through the day on Thursday. So, how much did we get around the area?

Thursday's snow has led to ongoing travel issues around the Northland, with many area roads slippery and snow-covered. Travel is not being advised due to road conditions and to allow crews to clear roads.

While the polar vortex that recently gripped the Northland was dangerous and caused a lot of trouble for commuters and home owners, it did make for great video.