snow

So long snow piles, we knew ye all too well.

The arts and crafts retailer was closed for over a month due to snow-related roof issues.

The Twin Ports just set a new all-time winter snowfall record: more than 138" and the snow isn't over just yet. The freezing rain is over but more light snow will fall today and tonight.

After getting off to a fast start with a big December blizzard, it was just a matter of time before we broke the record.

The snowiest winters in Duluth's history include some impressive amounts. Here's how they rank.

Here's where things stand for this winter in the pursuit of the title of 'snowiest winter ever recorded in Duluth'.

Duluth's windy and messy storm pushed this winter even closer to a new record. Here's where things stand.

Here is subtle sign of spring: this next storm won't be all-snow. Temperatures aloft will be warm enough for rain, freezing on contact with cold surfaces, especially Tuesday night. Glaze ice may trigger treacherous travel, followed by a few (plowable) inches of snow and high winds on Wednesday.

A record-setting Northland winter for snow and ice has put enormous strain on rooftops. How much? Check the calculator.

Lighter snow is expected to end this week, but things could get really interesting for the first week of April.

Life imitating meme? Here's a little levity to go along with the forecast for another winter storm later this week.

Believe it or not, we're quite close to having the snowiest winter ever recorded in Duluth.