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The official temperature in St. Cloud dipped down to 15-below this (Tuesday) morning. And, in case you're wondering, that's nowhere near a record for this date. The record low for February 8th is 32-below, set in 1899.

The St. Cloud Convention and Visitor's Bureau's showing off Granite Country's winter season activities with a new promotional video.  Kelly Sayre of the CVB runs through some of the winter fun in our area. YouTube - Winter Sports in Granite Country - St...

Minnesota is finding itself mostly bypassed by the mammoth storm dumping snow across much of the United States. But while the snow is going elsewhere, the cold is not. The official low in St. Cloud this morning was minus 9.

We officially had 3.8 inches of snow in St. Cloud yesterday (Monday). That gave us 15.6 inches of snow for the month of January -- five-inches above normal. And, since December 1st, we've now recorded 36.6 inches of snow here in St. Cloud -- which is 17 1/2 inches above normal.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow (Tuesday). The snow will continue to fall into tonight. The heaviest snow is expected to be this morning. We're expecting between 3 and 6 inches.

Another low pressure system will approach the area from the west, spreading snow across much of the region by daybreak Monday. This system will be slow moving and lead to a long duration snowfall for much of the area.

We're finally coming-out of the deep freeze. Tonight's (Monday) low is expected to be around one-below. That will snap a string of four nights in a row with temperatures in the double digits below zero.

A Minnesota climber has postponed his attempt to reach North America's highest peak because of high winds and whiteout conditions.

The coldest temperatures of the season delayed the start of school for many students.

We're facing some seriously chilly conditions, and below zero temperatures aren't just hard on people. Bob Neitzke is with Andy's Towing in St Cloud. He estimates that they've assisted over 100 drivers start their cars since 7am this morning...