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2020 wraps up with a winter blast 2020 wraps up with a winter blast By Kelsey Barchenger | December 29, 2020 at 12:47 PM CST - Updated December 29 at 12:47 PM MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Nearly a week after our first blizzard of 2020, we’ve got more snowfall expected Tuesday. Last Wednesday’s winter storm caused hundreds of crashes across Minnesota roadways, and that had MnDOT crews getting out on the roadways last night, gearing up for today’s winter storm. Thankfully this storm won’t pack as much of a punch in the wind department, and the lack of ice formation before sn...

We’ll have a white Christmas after all. A winter storm blasted through Minnesota Wednesday with winds as high as 70 mph and blowing snow that closed freeways, stranded motorists and grounded flights on one of the most anticipated air travel days since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Late Wednesday, the snowfall began easing, but not the high winds. That means blowing snow will continue to re-cover roadways that may have been cleared by plows. Travel conditions will remain dangerous across Minnesota into early Thursday. “Crews are making progress,” said Minnesota Departme...

Rich Reeve Created: December 23, 2020 08:31 PM A pre-Christmas storm hammered Minnesota on Wednesday, dumping rain first, then sleet, then snow. "It's a blizzard," declared Zack Fairbanks, of Lino Lakes. "Nothing else to say, it's Minnesota." By Wednesday afternoon, temperatures were plummeting, and that tell-tale glaze was showing up on bridges and overpasses. Asked how the roads are, Vivian Timmons of White Bear Township said, "They're pretty icy. It was pretty bad going 30 miles per hour on the freeway." There were multiple pileups and slide-offs in the metro. On Inte...