The major weekend snowstorm in Minnesota is over, leaving some impressive snow totals in its wake.According to the National Weather Service, the heaviest snow fell across southeastern Minnesota, with most in the region seeing around a foot of accumulation,

A winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow to the upper Midwest this weekend, with snow expected to start later Saturday and continue through Sunday in Minnesota. Dangerous travel conditions

The worst of Minnesota's weekend winter storm will start after midnight Sunday. Saturday, Twin Cities leaders updated on what to expect and how to stay safe. Travelers and MSP also shared how they're already feeling the impact.

Impact of the Snowstorm A significant snowstorm swept through southern Minnesota over the weekend, depositing between one to two feet of snow. The aftermath of this storm is still being felt as we move into Monday.

Straight out of the March textbook, a major storm will hammer in the Midwest this weekend, followed by a blast of cold air into the Southeast. Here's the latest forecast.

Minnesotans are preparing for a winter wallop. There have been no big changes to the forecast overnight. Everything remains on track for Minnesota's major winter storm, with major impacts from Saturday evening through Sunday.

A massive snowstorm, which could be one of the largest that Minnesota has seen in several years, is barreling toward the Twin Cities. A Winter Storm Warning will go into effect Saturday afternoon. It’s expected to be a rare event for the state,

An additional two inches of snow and sleet, and up to a half an inch of ice are expected with winds gusts as high as 40 mph.