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The National Weather Service is expecting another snowstorm to hit Minnesota this week. They say accumulating snow is possible on Tuesday night and throughout the day on Wednesday.

We had a total of 4.2 inches of snow in St. Cloud yesterday (Sunday). We have now had 55.4 inches of snow for the season.

Minnesotans are digging out - again - after another winter storm dumped more than a foot-and-a-half of snow on parts of the state. Madison, in western Minnesota, reports 19 inches of snow. Other snowfall reports include 17 inches in Eden Prairie, 16 inches in Bloomington and 12-and-a-half inches at the Twin Cities airport.

We picked-up another four-inches of snow in St. Cloud yesterday (Monday). That gives us a two-day total of 8 1/2 inches of snow in St. Cloud. Now for the month of February we've had 9.7 inches.

A Minnesota state trooper is being treated after he was hit by a semi-truck on Interstate 94 near St. Cloud. A State Patrol dispatcher says the accident happened about 10:40 a.m. Monday as the trooper was writing a ticket.

All of the St. Cloud listening area -- including Stearns, Benton and Sherburne counties -- will be in a Winter Storm Warning from early Sunday Morning through early Monday morning.  The Winter Storm Watch issued yesterday is no longer in effect.

All of the St. Cloud listening area -- including Stearns, Benton and Sherburne counties -- are in a Winter Storm Watch from late Saturday night through Late Sunday night.

The National Weather Service has bumped up the odds for major flooding along the Red River in eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota.

The head of the National Weather Service in Minneapolis says he expects the outlook for spring flooding to stay high when the latest forecast comes out.

This (Thursday) morning's temperature was bone chilling, but now record breaking. The official low this morning at the St. Cloud Regional Airport was 23 below.