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Rain, snow, ice, and strong winds have caused the Twins to delay the home opener versus the Houston Astros.

If you had travel plans near International Fall, Minnesota, or Grand Forks, North Dakota, you'll likely want to postpone them until later in the week.

It's still early, but a combination of ice, snow, and high winds may result in treacherous travel conditions by the middle of next week, with blizzard or near-blizzard conditions a very real possibility.

Lighter snow is expected to end this week, but things could get really interesting for the first week of April.

Are you worried about the snow load on your roof? This late-season winter snowfall is going to have some wet, heavy snow.

People buy milk, bread, and other staples ahead of a winter storm. In Wisconsin, liquor stores see a huge sales boost as well.

Strong winds from the winter storm knocked over a light pole on the Bong Bridge on Wednesday, causing a disruption to traffic.

When the Minnesota Department of Transportation closes highways, it's for very good reasons.

Comparisons to the Halloween Blizzard of '91 were, in retrospect, a bad idea, but even though there wasn't a broad area of 2-foot-plus snows, an estimated 25,000 to 30,000 square miles picked up a foot or more of snow.

Remember, it is illegal to travel on a closed road and if a motorist requires rescuing, they are liable for all related rescue costs.

The winter storm the National Weather Service had been tracking arrived as anticipated and it has caused dangerous traveling conditions in the region.

Minnesotans are accustomed to snowstorms of every shape and flavor. Plowable snow? Ho-hum. But the storm brewing for Wednesday and Thursday may be a rare "crippling" storm capable of shutting down a wide swath of both Minnesota and Wisconsin.