blizzard

Many think of the 1991 Halloween Blizzard as the worst in Minnesota history, but it terms of tragedy the Armistice Day Blizzard in 1940 was the worst.

A major winter storm swept through the plains earlier this week.  There was a terrible crash on I-35 where many cars crashed into each other along with semi trucks and even a plow got caught up in it. You can see that speed and low visibility definitely were contributing factors to this crash...

It's a beautiful day in the Northland and while you may not need much of an excuse to enjoy a Blizzard at Dairy Queen, today there is a fantastic reason why you should.

Our first major winter storm is coming this weekend.  Reports are varied, but it looks like it could be a significant snowfall event.  This is a pretty big deal, considering this year we haven't even had much frost on the roads yet.  It seems like every first snowfall of the year, people have to relearn how to drive safely in the snow.  This quick video should help, especially younger drivers. Rea

A major snow storm has us all hunkered down in our area.  That is unless you have to go to work or school...  So it's nice to know how hard our snow plow truck drivers are working.   But did you know that the Duluth MNDOT office covers Roads from south of Pine City to Canada?   We had a chance today to talk with Pat Houston from MN DOT about snow plowing, driver safety, and things we may not have

With measurable snow being forecast throughout this weekend, it has a lot of us saying, really?  Facebook updates like, "Don't put the snowblower away yet, or  "more shoveling again.... argh!" aren't hard to find.  The reality is, this is a typical Northland Winter.  We just haven't had one in a few years.  Did you know that on average in Duluth our last measurable snowfall is April

It's been a while since we've had a snow storm like we did yesterday.  Luckily all my friends and family were safe throughout the storm, so it actually turned out to be a fun day filled with excitement.  Like my co-host Cathy said today, it actually forced her to spend more time together with the family...

It's undoubtly one of the best grocery shopping days in the Northland when a major snow storm is on it's way.  A month ago, we were forecasted to get 2 inches of snow, and the grocery store parking lots were packed. It's been a long time since we've been snowed in, at least a few years...

On The Weather Channel's website, our storm that is approaching is definitelty getting their attention.  They've sent meteorologist Mike Seidel to Duluth to cover the storm!

We will see if my gut is correct.  I thought our Sunday storm would not be too impressive, but our mid-week storm would pack the winter punch we've been lacking.  According our partners at the Northland's News Center, we may be in for some serious weather which could include over a foot of snow.  Be careful.   Tuesday a Colorado Low will be pushing into the region and will bring us a good Read Mor

Let's face it, we live in a pretty harsh environment. From freezing cold winters with blinding blizzards to hot, humid, and stormy summers, we see a lot of weather in the Twin Ports. Here's a list of the worst storms in the Northland in the last 5 years. ...

Another storm has come and gone with nothing but underwhelming results in the Twin Ports.  Officially we  got less than an inch of snow through the overnight, but lots of wind. Expect flurries throughout the day, with totals equaling less than an inch.  Heavy winds will continue with gusts up to 45 mph. The heavy winds off the lake blew dry air into the oncoming storm which prevented the snow from