snow

Driving around with a bunch of extra "junk in the trunk" seems like a hassle, but in Minnesota you just never know when you'll need it.

The National Weather Service says that much of northwest Minnesota could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches of snow accumulation tonight through Thursday.

It's been a bumper crop year for acorns and the Farmer's Almanac has a saying...squirrels gathering nuts in a flurry will cause snow to gather in a hurry. But, does that mean it will be a cold and snowy winter?

Snow. In Minnesota. In September. Say it isn't so!

Here is how I am justifying Mother Nature's decision to keep dropping snow on us in Minnesota.

It really didn't stop snowing, so I think our area got a little more than what the experts said. Here is a video of what my yard and my ride into work looked like this morning.

A winter storm is expected to intensify as the day goes on, bringing more than a foot of snow to southern Minnesota.

The National Weather Service says the first accumulating snowfall of the season is on the way for Central Minnesota tomorrow night through Friday. Strong winds are also on the way. Download the free 98.1 app and opt in for weather alerts.

Are you ready for a little of the white stuff? The National Weather Service is saying that we could see rain mixed with snow & snow showers this Thursday night and Friday.

This is a seriously strange phenomena! People are calling it a 'Minnesota tsunami.'

Our favorite forecaster is back again, reporting on a massive snow storm to hit Minnesota on Friday. A whopping 18 inches of snow in some places...

Heads up, you're likely going to need extra time to get where you're going again Wednesday morning as another round of snow is expected to affect the morning commute. Leave early, slow down, and stay out of the ditch (or worse).