snow

Short answer: literally at any time. It's Minnesota. Long answer: it's a bit more complicated than that.

It is late August, and the Midwest has had an uncharacteristically hot summer. Yet in Fargo, there is still a legitimate pile of snow.

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

For those of us who like the snow, we're doing pretty well.

If you are looking for a little extra holiday shopping money, you can get paid to clear off the filed before Saturday's big game.

With St. Cloud only expecting an inch or so of snow tonight through tomorrow morning, parts of northeast Minnesota could see up to 10" of the white stuff.

Rain, snow, and slush is expected this weekend in Central Minnesota. Here are the worst things about driving in the first snow storm of the season.

It's no secret that it's going to be a cold and wet weekend, but no one expected we'd go from 80 degrees on Monday to snow by Thursday. That's fast, even for Minnesota.

Strong winds and heavy snow caused power outages and temporary road closures in northwestern Montana as a wintry storm dumped several feet of snow.

With another major snow storm approaching the Midwest this weekend, Minnesotans are beginning to show cracks in their stoic winter armor.

Heavy snow and wind saw much of Southern Minnesota -- including Rochester -- impassible over the weekend, but that didn't stop some folks from getting out and attempting to drive anyway.

According to the driver, he was trying to make a delivery to a home on the lake when his GPS guided him onto the lake.