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The weather is turning colder and meteorological winter is here, which means "real" winter isn't far behind. To me, one of the worst things is car trouble and car trouble compounded with cold weather? No, thanks. Here are a few ways to prepare your car for the cold weather. ...

Light snow is expected to fall across Central Minnesota late tonight (Wednesday).

The State Patrol is reporting there were over 440 crashes statewide on Saturday. The heaviest snow fell just to the north of St. Cloud, there was a narrow band from St. Cloud to Hinckley that got dumped on with 10-11 inches of snow.

Our entire listening area is in a Winter Weather Advisory until 9:00 p.m. tonight (Saturday).

The National Weather Service says snow is on the way for Saturday. A line from Morris to St. Cloud has the best chance for snow and a Winter Weather Advisory might be needed at some point.

You might want to get your shovels ready, just in case. The National Weather Service says a storm system could bring snow to Central Minnesota on Saturday.

The National Weather Service in the Dakotas and Minnesota will not be issuing wind chill warnings this winter, opting instead for the "extreme cold" statements that debuted last winter.

Snow is on its way to Minnesota. But it may be more east and south than originally thought.

Last week, Jim Maurice and I wrote up a couple of stories about that storm and we asked for your comments. Here are some funny memories and harrowing stories as we remember The Halloween Blizzard of 1991.

It has been 20 years since the Halloween Blizzard of 1991 when the Upper Midwest saw a record breaking snowfall. And that’s hard to do up here. We’re taking a look back at the wind up, the snow storm and the aftermath.