After the biggest snowstorm of the season walloped the Twin Cities Tuesday-Wednesday, another doozy could be in the works a week from now. "It's a longggggggg ways out, but there is considerable agreement for another powerhouse low pressure system to track through the Plains late next week," the National Weather Service in the Twin Cities says.

Reports suggest cuts are happening in waves of 500 and 800 employees, though officials have declined to confirm the information.

(Undated)--The National Weather Service says we will warm up over the next few days. Temperatures will be well above average over the weekend and into early next week.

As many Minnesotans dig out from this week's big snowstorm, forecasters are looking ahead to another possible powerhouse storm before St. Patrick's Day weekend.

A spring snowstorm​ that blanketed parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin overnight has caused poor road conditions, leading to crashes and slowdowns across the region.

A damp Tuesday with occasional rain showers will transition into slushy accumulating snow by the evening, which could make for a messy morning commute on Wednesday

The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Minnesota, including Stearns, Benton and Sherburne counties. Rain and snow are expected Tuesday, transitioning to ...