snow storm

The Northland saw a wide range of snowfall totals from our first major storm, with the top spot seeing nearly two feet of the white stuff over the weekend.

You are waiting to get to work, have to take the kids to school, you know how it is. Big snowstorm and you need to get out of your driveway. Most people think the plows are on a long coffee break, or they do other streets first before yours.

The potential of some notable snowfall is targeting the Northland this weekend. Here's what we could expect.

No one expected the storm that showed up on that fateful day in 1991, but it came at us hard. I was lucky I wasn't here, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't be ready.

While several inches of snow were in the forecast earlier this week, those anticipated totals have come down considerably.

In preparation of the winter season and any winter storms it may bring, the Duluth National Weather Service office shared they will be detailing what to expect from forecasted winter storms in a new way with a new tool.

The first winter storm warning of the season for the Duluth area has been issued for Thursday, with heavy snow in the forecast. Here's what to expect.

A La Niña winter will shake things up a bit this year.

Halloween of 1991, anyone?

The Bentleyville Tour of Lights remains buried in snow from the recent Northland storm and they will remain closed until snow removal can be successfully completed.

Stats and snow totals for Northern MN + WI from the November 30 and December 1, 2019 winter storm that brought blizzard conditions to the Twin Ports area.

Here is a photo gallery of the aftermath of the blizzard that hit Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin November 30 and December 1, 2019.