blizzard

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.

On a scale of 1-5, the storm later this week will be a "Category 4", capable of near-blizzard conditions and even coastal flooding and beach erosion on Lake Superior, due to sustained winds of 30-50 mph for 1-2 days. The heaviest snows will stay south, but more plowable snow is on the way.

Have you ever wondered how much time you really have to shovel your sidewalks after a Northland snowfall? What happens if you don't?

The Sports Reporter for a TV station in Iowa for some reason got called in to help pitch in with weather reports outside and boy was he not happy with this assignment.

Remember when a snow day meant a free day as a kid? One Wisconsin School District is already out of snow days, and the season has just begun.

A man was trying to get his dog to a much-needed vet appointment during today's storm. He never expected this to happen.

The Northland is getting pummeled by heavy, wet snow. It's a good time to remind everyone to take a few minutes to make sure they don't lose their heat.

When you think of the dangers of a winter storm, you often worry about car crashes. There's another serious danger to many with a storm like this.

If you live in this area, you need to embrace all the seasons. Winter just isn't winter without a good amount of snow.

Stats and snow totals for Northern MN + WI from the November 30 and December 1, 2019 winter storm that brought blizzard conditions to the Twin Ports area.

Here is a photo gallery of the aftermath of the blizzard that hit Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin November 30 and December 1, 2019.