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(Undated)--Much of west central and central Minnesota are under a Wind Chill Warning that is in effect until 12 p.m. Saturday. In addition, a Blizzard Warning is in effect from

(Undated)--The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the area beginning Tuesday morning through Tuesday night. A wintry mix could begin tonight and then change over to

(Chanhassen, MN)--If you are heading to Minneapolis or areas east Tuesday, a heads up. The National Weather Service says that the Twin Cities could get six inches of snow Tuesday.

(Undated)--Officials say that snow-covered roads are to blame for hundreds of car crashes across Minnesota on Tuesday--including many in central and west central Minnesota.

(Alexandria, MN)--The first snowfall of the season has fallen in the Alexandria area and beyond on Halloween. Reports of 1 to 3 inches of snow have been reported through early

(Undated)--The National Weather Service says that light snow will begin Monday evening after 6 p.m. They say that the most widespread snow will be along and north of I-94. Officials

(Undated)--One of the most memorable snowstorms in Minnesota history began on this day 31 years ago. The Halloween 1991 blizzard dropped 28 inches on the Twin Cities and a foot

(Undated)--The Minnesota State Patrol says there were nearly 100 accidents Friday morning due to snow and sleet. Officials say the majority of the crashes took place in St. Louis and

(Undated)--The National Weather Service in Chanhassen says to expect continued seasonal to slightly below normal temperatures for much of this week.

A couple of guys with whom I do surfboard business in Maine reached out earlier in the month saying that Hurricane Lee would likely bring high-quality surf, and could I