snow

Minnesota may not be in store for as much cold as we’re used to this winter; though snow is a different story. Let’s break it down.

You can blame someone other than the weather person for this one.

Despite popular belief, March isn't Minnesota's snowiest month of the year. In some parts of the state, it isn't even in the top 3.

It is December, after all.

Is Minnesota going to have a white Christmas this year? The research has been complied and NOAA and the US National Weather Service have made their predications for the year.

Your commute might be a bit tricky on Monday (November 25th).

The snow has fallen in several Midwest states which means, winter is here. Here are the top reasons why people in Minnesota hate the winter season the most.

The storm is on track to move in during the Thanksgiving holiday.

From shoveling until your back aches to slipping and sliding on your own driveway, winter can be a real pain in the you-know-what. But fear not, my friends! I've got some mind-blowing snow removal tricks up my sleeve that'll make you wonder how you ever survived without them.

Here's when we normally see snow sticking around on the ground for the season.

How is it different? Let's take a look.

This month is usually the grayest in Minnesota, with lots of cloudy days. Temperatures also drop quickly; for example, in Minneapolis, the average high is 50°F at the start of the month but falls to 35°F by the end, will that pattern continue this year?