A powerful storm system will impact the region this weekend, but meteorologist Sven Sundgaard explains why it's difficult to forecast.

The highest amounts are expected in east-central and northeastern Minnesota.

Temperatures hit 60 degrees in the Twin Cities on Sunday, but cold temperatures and snow returned Tuesday night.

Expect a fairly gray and cooler Tuesday before light rain arrives in the Twin Cities metro, then transitions to snow overnight.

Minnesota lakes remain frozen. The people walking on trails around them remain bundled up. After a warm start to March, the seasonal shift is sputtering as it often tends to do.

Winter weather makes a return early Wednesday morning after a couple of mild, spring-like days. A line of snow will be progressing across southern Minnesota and north Iowa Wednesday morning with minor ...

Snow accumulations will be light for most, but you will likely need to brush off your car this morning, and we are keeping an eye on more snow later this week.

The weather pattern has turned more active and it will remain that way through the upcoming weekend.A band of light snow will push through the region on Wednesday morning before coming to an end ...

Overnight, the cold side of this system will prevail as widespread snow rolls into the area as early as 3 AM Wednesday. This ...

Morning snow tapers off Wednesday morning, though roads could be slick for the early commute. Sunshine returns by afternoon with highs in the upper 30s. There's another chance for rain on Thursday and ...