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On February 23rd the deepest snow depth in the state was 24” in Western Iowa at Little Sioux. Two weeks later, on March 9, the deepest snow is down to just 5.7” in Winthrop.

Warm Start To The Week With Records Likely Tuesday Warm weather continues through the middle of the week with highs in the 50s and 60s. The warmest day will be Tuesday with record highs expected. A system mid-week will bring in the threat of rainy (even thundery) weather across southern Minnesota Wednesday, with some snow on the colder side. Click for details. - D.J. Kayser   By D.J. Kayser Text size Copy shortlink: Monday Weather Outlook Another very nice (and less windy) day of weather starts the work week off on the right note...

Sunny, Warm Weather Continues - Drought Expands Across Minnesota Not much change in the forecast the next several days except warming highs. Expect mainly sunny skies Friday with highs in the mid-40s, but those highs should be up around 60F as we head toward Sunday and early next week! Click for more details. - D.J. Kayser   By D.J. Kayser Text size Copy shortlink: Friday Weather Outlook Still nothing to complain about as we end the work week in the Twin Cities, as another fairly sunny and warm day is expected Friday. Morning tem...

By Jon Henseler This graphic blew my mind this morning: I knew that the system we are currently dealing with this morning at one point stretched down to the Gulf of Mexico, but I did not realize the amount of snow cover over the entire country. I’m not a meteorologist (but I play one on the radio), but I would think this high of a percentage is pretty rare. Like in a perfect world where we could bet on weather*, if we could bet on an over/under of total snow cover over the United States, I would think the ‘over’ on 70% would be a huge long shot.

Character Building Cold - Temps Stay Subzero Sunday Get ready for the coldest day of the winter so far Sunday, as highs don't appear that they'll make it above zero in the Twin Cities. It'll feel even more brutal out when you factor in the wind with morning wind chills down near -30F, only feeling like -15F in the afternoon. It looks like we'll stay in the deep freeze through next weekend, with highs near or slightly above zero each day.   By D.J. Kayser Text size Copy shortlink: Wind Chill Alerts Continue Wind Chill Advisories ...