Snow Watch: Forecast Models Hint at Early Winter for MN and IASnow Watch: Forecast Models Hint at Early Winter for MN and IABreak out the boots—snow could hit Southeast Minnesota this weekend. Here's what the experts are predicting.Jessica On The RadioJessica On The Radio
MN Winter ForecastMN Winter ForecastNOAA just released its winter weather outlook for 2025–2026 in Minnesota. From snow chances to cold snaps, here's what you need to know.DunkenDunken
Snow on Halloween?Snow on Halloween?Halloween in Minnesota could bring a little bit of everything. The forecast hints at changing conditions, so be prepared.DunkenDunken
AccuWeather Releases Winter Forecast For MinnesotaAccuWeather Releases Winter Forecast For MinnesotaWe've gotten used to mild winters lately - is a change coming this year?Lauren WellsLauren Wells
Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts First Winter SnowstormOld Farmer’s Almanac Predicts First Winter SnowstormSome believe in their methodology and others don't. Either way, they just shared their November outlook.Lauren WellsLauren Wells
The Average First Snow Date For 10 Cities Across MinnesotaThe Average First Snow Date For 10 Cities Across MinnesotaCheck out the list - if you're feeling brave, that is.Lauren WellsLauren Wells
Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts First Wisconsin SnowfallOld Farmer’s Almanac Predicts First Wisconsin SnowfallLet's just say, you should get outside and soak in the sun as much as you can this month.Lauren WellsLauren Wells
Snow Possible This Weekend In Parts Of MinnesotaSnow Possible This Weekend In Parts Of MinnesotaOnly in Minnesota can it go from 90 degrees to snowing in just days. Snow is in the forecast heading into this weekend in parts of Minnesota.Ken HayesKen Hayes
Snow Totals From Early April Storm In Northern MinnesotaSnow Totals From Early April Storm In Northern MinnesotaThe winter storm definitely started April off on an interesting note!Lauren WellsLauren Wells
UNREAL! Minnesota’s Craziest April Snowfall Buried Cities Under Feet of SnowUNREAL! Minnesota’s Craziest April Snowfall Buried Cities Under Feet of SnowIt's April 1st, and this is no joke: we are talking about a significant snowstorm impacting the Northland over the next 36 hours. However, this April has a long way to go if it wants to compete with a past record breaker.Tony HartTony Hart