National Weather Service

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory until Midnight for all of our listening area. A mix of freezing rain and sleet will transition to mainly snow this afternoon across mainly east central Minnesota and west central Wisconsin.

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The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Advisory from 3:00 p.m. today (Wednesday) through noon tomorrow. Temperatures will fall behind the front to well below zero across central and western Minnesota, with readings hovering within a few degrees of zero elsewhere by evening.

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The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Warning until 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday. Another cold day is on tap today with highs in the single digits above and below zero. The coldest readings will be found north of I-94.

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The National Weather Service says, after mild weather today and early Saturday, a strong arctic cold front will crash temperatures, bring strong winds and drop wind chills well below zero Saturday night.

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Brace yourself for our coldest temperatures in two years. The National Weather service says a strong cold front will sweep across the state on Sunday night, bringing with it sub-zero temperatures.

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The National Weather Service says A very mild January air mass will be replaced by a strong arctic cold front later tonight. In the short term, temperatures near freezing across portions of central Minnesota have created some icy spots, especially untreated roads, bridges and overpasses.

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The National Weather Service says an area of light rain across the central Plains will move northward today, and reach the Iowa border this afternoon. This area of light rain will then spread across southern Minnesota, and into central Minnesota by early evening.

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A storm that has dumped more than a foot of snow in the Rocky Mountains is heading east and is forecast to bring the first major winter storm of the season to the central Plains and Midwest.

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The National Weather Service says A gloomy Saturday is in store as an area of low pressure moves across southeast Minnesota. For the most part, temperatures have warmed above freezing across the region, except for along the South Dakota border, where an ice storm is expected to unfold through at least the morning for Lac Qui Parle and western Yellow Medicine counties.

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We know St. Cloud officially had eleven inches of snow on Sunday. But how much snow fell in other parts of the state? This map put together by the National Weather Service shows who got the brunt of the storm, and who had lesser amounts.

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