winter storm

This could make coming back from your Thanksgiving travel destination a bit tricky.

Some areas could see up to 12 inches of snow during the travel days leading up to Thanksgiving.

From severe storms in the summer to massive snowstorms in the winter, we know a thing or two.

A storm is approaching the Upper Midwest, creating blizzard conditions in spots. Over 9 inches of snow and winds gusting up to 55 mph are possible.

The National Weather Service is reminding everyone to slow down and use caution while driving as this storm is expected to make for slippery road conditions.

Although it's early, initial indications are suggesting a major winter storm could impact Central Minnesota on Wednesday and Thursday next week.

The National Weather Service says severe impacts from heavy snow, freezing rain, and wind are now expected to occur from late Friday through Saturday.

We just hit the 40's yesterday and 'spring fever' was everywhere. Hold onto your snow pants, cause we could be in for a whopper on Monday!

Governor Mark Dayton has called out the Minnesota National Guard to help stranded motorists as a winter storm sweeps across the southern half of the state.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation has issued a 'No Travel Advisory' for parts of southern Minnesota for tonight through tomorrow due to expected blizzard conditions. A Blizzard Warning has been issued, and hazardous road conditions with severely reduced visibilities are expected.

The State Patrol is advising no unnecessary travel in south-central Minnesota on Wednesday afternoon.

It's still a couple of days away, but winter weather watches and advisories have already been posted for the southern part of Minnesota -- including Rochester, Red Wing, Mankato, and Albert Lea, for up to a foot of snow Wednesday and Wednesday night. Happy Spring!